Mental Health in Leadership | Rachel Quirt

Intentional Living With Many Responsibilities | Kristen Habermehl

Aaron Ministries has the vision to see Healthy Leaders leading Healthy Churches that transform communities with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Resourcing Pastors and Christian Leaders through the Healthy Christian Leaders Podcast is one way that we strive to do this.  In this episode of the Healthy Christian Leader Show, Harry Gardner sits down with Kristen Habermehl to discuss navigating the many responsibilities of life while maintaining a healthy, Christ-centered perspective. As a wife, mother of five, grandmother, accessibility consultant, ministry leader, and longtime homeschool educator, Kristen shares lessons learned through decades of faithfully serving her family, church, community, and workplace. She reflects on the importance of intentional routines, strong family relationships, meaningful friendships, and creating space to hear God's voice in every season of life. Kristen offers practical wisdom on managing competing priorities, making decisions that affect those we love, embracing change, and finding peace when life feels overwhelming. Through personal stories and thoughtful insights, she reminds listeners that healthy leadership begins with dependence on God, commitment to family, and the courage to be faithful in the season we are currently living. Whether you're raising young children, navigating a career, serving in ministry, or simply seeking greater balance and purpose, this conversation will encourage you to lead with wisdom, grace, and intentionality. Check out our website, podcast and more here:  https://linktr.ee/aaronministriesnetwork Donate to our ministry: https://aaronministries.com/give/ Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1747529/support]

Moving Beyond Content to Transformation | Dr. John Roddam

In this episode, Dwight Habermehl and Dr. John Roddam explore how true discipleship goes beyond information to transformation. They highlight three key dimensions: deep relationship with Jesus, formation of Christlike character, and actively living out His ministry. The conversation challenges the church’s tendency toward classroom-style teaching, calling leaders instead to model, mentor, and equip others through lived experience and spiritual growth. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1747529/support]

From Orphan Spirit to Sonship | Dr. John Roddam

In this episode, Dwight Habermehl talks with Dr. John Roddam about the difference between an “orphan” mindset—marked by insecurity, striving, and comparison—and living as a son or daughter of God, rooted in identity, peace, and belonging. They explore how leadership pressure can distort identity and how true freedom comes from resting in the Father’s love rather than performing for approval. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1747529/support]

The Renewed Image of God | Rob Laidlaw

In today’s episode, Dwight Habermehl is joined by Rob Laidlaw to talk about how we can be renewed in the image of God. They begin by reviewing how God created us with purpose and value, but how that image became broken when sin entered the world. From there, they explain how the whole message of the Bible points to one hope—restoration. Rob shares how Jesus makes this restoration possible by dealing with both our wrong actions and our broken nature, and how God gives us new life through His Spirit. They also talk about what it looks like to live a Spirit-filled life—learning to trust God, surrender control, and allow Him to transform every part of our lives. This episode is a powerful reminder that no matter how broken things may feel, God is at work restoring us to who we were created to be—bringing real joy, peace, and purpose along the way. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1747529/support]

The Image Of God | Rob Laidlaw

In today’s episode, Dwight Habermehl is joined by Rob Laidlaw to explore what it truly means to be made in the image of God. Together, they unpack how this foundational truth shapes our identity, purpose, and calling as leaders. They discuss how being God’s image is not just about reflecting His character, but representing His rule on the earth—and how this was impacted by the fall. The conversation also dives into why so many struggle with identity and self-worth, how misplaced identity leads to striving and idolatry, and what it looks like to live with confidence and purpose in Christ. You’ll be challenged to see yourself—and others—through a new lens, recognizing the inherent value and responsibility of being God’s representatives in the world. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1747529/support]