Bethany and Adam invite listeners into a behind-the-scenes look at their two-month family adventure across the globe — from Hawaii to Nebraska, Indonesia, Turkey, Portugal, and back home again. Through jet lag, boat rides, sickness, surf sessions, and toddler meltdowns, they share the heart behind how they choose to live integrated lives — where faith, family, and work are never separate. Hear their reflections on parenting through chaos, making travel intentional, teaching children to love the ocean, unplugging from screens, and seeing God’s beauty in every culture. It’s a raw, funny, faith-filled snapshot of what it looks like to live all things possible—together. Resources:  Beautifully Flawed Foundation: https://beautifullyflawed.org/ The Forged Retreats: https://beautifullyflawed.org/the-forge-retreat/ Family Policy Foundations: Nebraska Family Alliance: https://nebraskafamilyalliance.org/ California Family Council: https://www.californiafamily.org/ Search for your state’s Family Policy Council to get involved Sponser: Sharkbanz https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What if your biggest parenting frustrations could actually be opportunities for growth? Bethany and Adam sit down with author and mom of four, Amber Lia, to talk about the triggers every parent faces, those moments when anger, exhaustion, or unrealistic expectations bubble over. Amber shares her own journey of struggling with anger as a mom, how God reshaped her heart, and the practical strategies that help her respond with grace instead of guilt. This conversation is full of hope for any parent who feels worn down by sleepless nights, sibling battles, or the daily chaos of raising children. Amber reminds us that triggers are not the end of the story; they can be the very places God refines us to become more Christlike.   Guest Bio: Amber Lia is a certified life and health coach, speaker, and bestselling author of Triggers: Exchanging Parents’ Angry Reactions for Gentle Biblical Responses and Marriage Triggers. A former high school teacher turned writer and parenting mentor, Amber has a passion for helping families build peace-filled homes rooted in God’s Word. She and her husband, Guy, are raising four energetic boys and know firsthand the ups and downs of family life. Through her books, speaking, and coaching, Amber comes alongside parents to provide biblical encouragement, practical strategies, and hope for lasting transformation. Resources:  Website: https://amberlia.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealamberlia Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRealAmberLia/ Books by Amber Lia: “Triggers: Exchanging Parents’ Angry Reactions for Gentle Biblical Responses” by Amber Lia & Wendy Speake “Marriage Triggers” by Amber Lia & Guy Lia Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Behind every eating disorder is a story far more complex than we realize, and today we’re uncovering what’s really going on. Bethany and Adam sit down with Dr. Deena Muno, a clinical psychologist who works with some of the most severe cases of eating disorders in hospital settings as well as through her private practice. Deena shares from her years of experience walking with patients whose lives are at risk due to restrictive eating, and she helps us understand that eating disorders are not just about body image; they are layered, complex, and deeply tied to neurobiology, personality traits, family systems, and cultural pressures like social media. Together, Bethany and Deena talk about: The hidden dangers of eating disorders and how they affect the brain, heart, and every system in the body The role of personality traits and neurobiology in anorexia and ARFID How family dynamics and cultural influences shape our relationship with food and our bodies The importance of early intervention for parents and friends who are concerned Practical ways to love, support, and walk alongside someone who is struggling Why faith, community, and professional tools all play a role in recovery Guest Bio: Dr. Deena Muno is a clinical psychologist specializing in eating disorders. She works on an inpatient hospital unit where patients receive medical stabilization for severe cases of anorexia and ARFID, and she also runs a private practice serving clients of all ages. With a background in psychology and a personal passion for holistic health, she bridges the science of neurobiology with compassion for the whole person. Deena and her husband, a grass-fed rancher, often engage in holistic conversations about food, family, and wellness. She is also a wife, mom of two young children, and an advocate for helping people rediscover purpose and freedom in life. Resources:  Email: deenamunopsyd@gmail.com Website: https://deenamuno.com/ Minnesota Starvation Study (1950s) – a landmark study on the effects of restricted eating and its psychological/physical consequences Related All Things Possible health episodes: Fallon Lee (food freedom), Kyle & Corey Malloy (holistic health) Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What really happens the moment someone walks out of prison gates—alone, afraid, and carrying nothing but a red net bag? Bethany and Adam sit down with Joshua and Debs Walker, founders of 7More, a ministry that meets men and women at the prison gates the moment they are released. From helping them navigate those first critical hours to walking alongside them through mentorship, job placement, and faith-based community, the Walkers are bridging the gap between incarceration and true freedom. You’ll hear stories of transformation, heartbreaking realities of life after prison, and how 7More is breaking cycles of poverty, crime, and hopelessness. Joshua and Debs share how identity in Christ changes everything, and how the church can step into a role that government programs can never fully fill. Guest Bio: Joshua and Debs Walker are the founders of 7More, a nonprofit ministry serving men and women reentering society after prison. Originally from Dublin, Ireland, they moved to Houston, Texas, nearly two decades ago, where they first began working with the homeless and discovered the unique challenges faced by those leaving incarceration. With a heart to meet people at their most vulnerable moments, Joshua and Debs launched 7More to provide immediate support, practical resources, mentorship, and a clear message of hope in Christ. Their team works at prison release sites, halfway houses, and within communities to break cycles of poverty, addiction, and crime—one life at a time. When Joshua isn’t serving on the streets or mentoring, you can probably find him at the local skatepark, connecting with people over shared passions and handing out 7More stickers. Debs serves as a voice of advocacy, coordination, and compassion, helping men and women walk a new path toward lasting freedom. Resources: Website: https://www.7more.net/ (Donate, volunteer, or learn more) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/7morestories/?hl=en TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@7morestories Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Bethany and Adam sit down with Kate Deering—author of How to Heal Your Metabolism—for a real, no-nonsense talk about health, energy, and what’s actually going on inside our bodies. Kate shares how she went from being a fit, driven personal trainer to hitting a wall physically and emotionally, and what she learned about fueling her body in a way that actually works long-term. They unpack why metabolism is so much more than “calories in, calories out,” how to use food to steady your energy instead of riding the caffeine rollercoaster, and the truth about carbs, sugar, protein, and seed oils. You’ll hear why popular approaches like intermittent fasting can backfire for a lot of people, and why a slower, steadier path often wins in the long run. Guest Bio: Kate Deering is a health coach, fitness professional, and the author of How to Heal Your Metabolism: Stop Blaming Aging for Your Slowing Metabolism. With more than 30 years in the wellness industry, Kate’s approach combines science-based nutrition with practical, real-world application. After years as a personal trainer and “clean eater” left her exhausted, cold, and hormonally imbalanced, she discovered a better way—focusing on cellular energy, nutrient-dense foods, and metabolic health. Kate now helps clients worldwide restore their energy, balance hormones, and enjoy food without fear. Resources:  “How to Heal Your Metabolism” by Kate Deering: https://www.katedeering.com/my-book Website: https://www.katedeering.com/ MyFitnessPal: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/ Cronometer: https://cronometer.com/index.html Dr. Ray Peat (metabolism research) Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

How many hours are we losing to scrolling? And what is that time costing us—relationally, spiritually, emotionally? In this episode, Bethany and Adam talk with author and speaker Wendy Speake about the heart behind her 40-Day Social Media Fast. They explore what happens when we stop reaching for our phones and start reaching for God. Wendy shares her own story of burnout, anger, and emotional numbing—and how fasting from digital distraction helped her reconnect with her family, her purpose, and her faith. This conversation is real and deeply relatable. It’s not about legalism or shame—it’s about making space for what really matters. If you’re craving more peace, more presence, and more of Jesus, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. Guest Bio: Wendy Speake is a writer, speaker, and the author of several bestselling books, including The 40-Day Sugar Fast and The 40-Day Social Media Fast. A former actress turned Bible teacher, Wendy is passionate about helping women trade temporary coping mechanisms for eternal soul nourishment. She’s passionate about encouraging others to find a deep connection with Christ by fasting from the distractions of modern life. Resources: Wendy Speake’s Website: https://wendyspeake.com/ Books Mentioned:  The 40-Day Social Media Fast by Wendy Speake The 40-Day Sugar Fast by Wendy Speake Triggers: Exchanging Parents’ Angry Reactions for Gentle Biblical Responses by Amber Lia and Wendy Speake Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Why would a couple take in child after child, many from traumatic situations, knowing they might have to say goodbye? For Joel and Ashley Wingo, the answer is simple: God's love for the most vulnerable. In this episode, Bethany and Adam sit down with longtime friends Joel and Ashley, adoptive parents of seven and foster parents to many more, to talk about the beauty, heartbreak, and calling of foster care and adoption. From their first $25,000 private adoption to welcoming twin babies during the chaos of COVID, their story is marked by radical obedience, faith-stretching provision, and a deep conviction that every child deserves a family. They share what it's really like to parent children who’ve experienced trauma and how we as Christians can support the vulnerable, whether we open our homes, give financially, or simply start paying attention. Guest Bio: Joel and Ashley Wingo are parents of seven children, all through adoption, and have welcomed many more into their home through foster care. Married for over 22 years, they’ve walked through nearly every type of adoption scenario, from private infant adoptions to navigating the complexities of foster care during a global pandemic. Their lives are marked by deep faith, resilience, and a passion to reflect God’s heart for the vulnerable. Whether through hands-on parenting or simply showing up for a child in crisis, the Wingos believe every Christian has a role to play in the pro-life story. Resources Mentioned: Show Hope: https://showhope.org/ International Christian Adoptions – Adoption & foster care support services: https://www.waitnomore.org/ Your local pregnancy center – A key support system for women in crisis pregnancies Save the Storks: https://savethestorks.com/ James 1:27 – “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows...” Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Motherhood is beautiful, but it’s also incredibly hard. In this honest conversation, Bethany welcomes back Kari Kampakis to talk about the messy, stretching, joy-filled journey of being a mom. They dive into the real stuff: the learning curve that hits you in every new season, what happens when you snap at your kids and feel ashamed, how to stop seeing your children as burdens, and why repairing connection is more important than pretending to be perfect. Resources: Website: https://www.karikampakis.com/ Books by Kari Kampakis: https://www.karikampakis.com/ “Is Your Daughter Ready?” (Upcoming Book, September release) “Yours, Not Theirs: 40 Devotions to Stop Comparisons and Love Your Life” – Kari Kampakis “10 Ultimate Truths Girls Should Know” – Kari Kampakis “Liked: Whose Approval Are You Living For?” – Kari Kampakis “Love Her Well: 10 Ways to Find Joy and Connection with Your Teenage Daughter” “More Than a Mom” – Kari Kampakis Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Guest Bio: Kari Kampakis is an author, speaker, and mother of four daughters who is passionate about encouraging moms and teenage girls. Known for her heartfelt honesty and relatable wisdom, Kari has written several best-selling books, including Love Her Well, More Than a Mom, and her latest devotional Yours, Not Theirs. Her work has been featured in national outlets like Today Parents, Proverbs 31 Ministries, and Focus on the Family. She lives in Alabama with her husband and daughters and speaks regularly at events around the country, helping families navigate the challenges of modern parenting through faith, humility, and hope. Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What if the best parts of your life are already right in front of you… But you’re too distracted to see them? In this deeply moving and honest episode, Bethany and Adam sit down with Kate Merrick, author, speaker, surfer, mom, and co-owner of Channel Islands Surfboards, for a conversation about slowing down, living intentionally, and refusing to miss the moments that matter. Kate opens up about the painful loss of her daughter, Daisy, to cancer, the sacred season their family spent unplugged in Israel, and how God taught her to "look up" and embrace the beauty in front of her. From Sabbath rhythms to flipping the script on social media, this is a timely conversation about presence, motherhood, grief, and fighting back against the noise of our culture. Guest Bio: Kate Merrick is a writer, speaker, mother, and co-founder of the Reality Family of Churches. After losing her daughter, Daisy, to cancer, Kate stepped away from social media and reoriented her life around faith, family, and presence. She is the author of And Still She Laughs and Here, Now—two powerful books on joy through suffering and finding God in the present moment. Alongside her husband Britt, Kate now helps run their family’s business, Channel Islands Surfboards, and finds joy in gardening, homemaking, hiking, surfing, and living slow in coastal California. Resources: Website: https://kmerrick.com/ And Still She Laughs + Here, Now by Kate Merrick: https://kmerrick.com/books Psalm 90:15 John 16:33 Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Adam and Bethany are diving deeper with Pastor and author Lukas Kjolhaug to talk about his book Sinner Saint. This conversation dives into the tension every believer feels, the pull between our sin nature and our identity in Christ. Together they explore Romans 7, confession, the beauty of dependence on God rather than independence, and why being honest about our sin only magnifies the power of our Savior. Luke shares stories from pastoral life, insight from his book, and even a Frog and Toad cookie story that surprisingly captures the gospel. Guest Bio: Lukas Kjolhaug is the pastor of Elim Lutheran Church in Osakis, Minnesota, and author of Sinner Saint. Before entering pastoral ministry, Lukas worked as an engineer before sensing God’s call to preach the gospel. He has served congregations in both Minnesota and New Jersey and speaks at conferences, including the 1517 Conference. Through his preaching, writing, and online project Foxhole Theology, Lukas is passionate about bringing clarity to the gospel and helping Christians rest in the finished work of Christ. Resources:  Sinner Saint by Lukas Kjolhaug: https://shop.1517.org/collections/paperback/products/9781964419152-sinner-saint Romans 7:15–25 Galatians 5 (flesh and spirit) Matthew 5–7 (Sermon on the Mount) Lukas’ online project: Foxhole Theology: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWHQ7-P4RwG4q5Td0qW5ymg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foxholetheology/ Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What if dating wasn’t a game, but a path to building the family legacy you dream of? In this episode of All Things Possible, Bethany and Adam sit down with Curt Storring, husband, father of four, and co-founder of the Unplugged Dating Network, for a raw and redemptive conversation on dating in 2025, restoring purpose in relationships, and why God’s design for marriage still matters. Curt opens up about his personal journey from a rocky start in fatherhood and marriage to finding lasting transformation through Christ. They talk honestly about hookup culture, the flaws of swipe-based dating, and why strong families don’t happen by accident; they’re built on truth, sacrifice, and a vision rooted in eternity. If you’re single and wondering where all the godly men and women are… or you’re a parent praying for your child’s future marriage… this episode will meet you right where you are. Guest Bio: Curt Storring is a devoted husband, father of four, and co-founder of the Unplugged Dating Network—a community-driven platform designed to connect people pursuing traditional values and lifelong marriage. Based in Canada, Curt is also the founder of Proclaim Podcasting and a former leader in men's self-development circles. After years of personal struggle and searching, Curt encountered Christ in a powerful way and now lives to encourage others toward godly family, fatherhood, and purpose-driven living. Resources: ​​ The Unplugged Dating Network: https://theunpluggednetwork.com Scripture reference: Psalm 37:25 – “I have been young and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread.” Proclaim Podcasting: https://proclaimpodcasting.com Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Bethany and Adam welcome back Chris McKenna, founder of Protect Young Eyes, for another eye-opening conversation—this time diving into the growing anxiety and stress affecting today’s families, especially teenage girls. Chris brings insights from leading researchers, whistleblower testimony, and his years of experience helping families navigate the digital world. Together, they unpack why social media hits young girls so hard, how it’s rewiring their brains, and what we can do to lead our homes with confidence and courage. They talk about: Why are teen girls more vulnerable to social media than boys The “hockey stick” rise in self-harm and anxiety since 2012 How apps mimic connection but leave girls feeling empty What brain scans are revealing about screen time and emotional health How to delay social media use without guilt Why real, in-person friendships are more powerful than any app What it looks like to raise kids on the truth of God’s Word—not on comparison culture Bethany shares her own journey with social media, and Adam brings in a much-needed reminder: parents are the pilots of the home. You can make hard decisions. You can protect your kids. This episode is packed with hope, truth, and practical tools to help your family thrive in a tech-heavy world.   Guest Bio: Chris McKenna: Founder, Protect Young Eyes, and President of The Better Tech Project non-profit. Chris is a respected digital safety voice, creating valuable and practical resources for families and schools. His impactful 2019 testimony before the US Senate initiated a series of hearings to further online child protection policy. Years of gritty effort earned PYE the 2020 Dignity Defense Award from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation and the 2024 Child Safety Award from The Phase Alliance. Recent state-level legislation co-authored by Chris - the Child Device Protection Bill - passed in Utah and moved through multiple chambers in six other states. It will force devices to enable existing content filters when activated by a minor. He is a technical advisor to Angel Kids AI and works closely with digital safety advocates and legislators to craft policies that reign in abusive technologies. As a representative of the Human Change Movement, Chris spoke at the 2024 and 2025 World Economic Forum. Under his guidance, the Protect Young Eyes team conducts presentations worldwide to parents, professionals, and schools, and gained recognition by being featured in the Childhood 2.0 movie. Their website, courses, and private parent community show caregivers step-by-step how to prepare and protect their children in digital spaces. Chris cherishes family, including road trips with his four children, connecting with nature, running, romping with his pups, and almost anything sweet. Resources:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/protectyoungeyes/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-mckenna-75962211/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/protectyoungeyes Website: https://protectyoungeyes.com/ Do these 3 things to get started: https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/start-here  Learning: 5 Habits of a Tech-Ready Home on-demand course for parents. https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/course Community: The Table https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/the-table The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt Dr. Jim Winston (clinical psychologist on adolescent addiction) Dr. Mitch Prinstein (Chief Science Officer, APA) ScreenStrong – Research-backed support for tech-free kids Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

This is one of those conversations every parent needs to hear. Bethany and Adam sit down with Chris McKenna, the founder of Protect Young Eyes, to talk about one of the most important and heartbreaking challenges families face today—children being exposed to explicit content at younger and younger ages. Chris shares his own powerful story of early exposure, the years of secret struggle that followed, and how God brought healing and redemption into his marriage. Together, they unpack how modern technology has made explicit content more accessible than ever—even on school-issued devices—and why this matters for every home, not just those facing an obvious crisis. Chris walks through a five-layer “digital safety pyramid” that helps parents take practical steps: from building trust and healthy conversations, to setting boundaries on devices, locations, and apps—all grounded in a foundation of faith, connection, and grace. If you’re raising children in the digital age and wondering how to protect their hearts and minds—without losing yours—this episode is for you. Guest Bio: Chris McKenna: Founder, Protect Young Eyes, and President of The Better Tech Project non-profit. Chris is a respected digital safety voice, creating valuable and practical resources for families and schools. His impactful 2019 testimony before the US Senate initiated a series of hearings to further online child protection policy. Years of gritty effort earned PYE the 2020 Dignity Defense Award from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation and the 2024 Child Safety Award from The Phase Alliance. Recent state-level legislation co-authored by Chris - the Child Device Protection Bill - passed in Utah and moved through multiple chambers in six other states. It will force devices to enable existing content filters when activated by a minor. He is a technical advisor to Angel Kids AI and works closely with digital safety advocates and legislators to craft policies that reign in abusive technologies. As a representative of the Human Change Movement, Chris spoke at the 2024 and 2025 World Economic Forum. Under his guidance, the Protect Young Eyes team conducts presentations worldwide to parents, professionals, and schools, and gained recognition by being featured in the Childhood 2.0 movie. Their website, courses, and private parent community show caregivers step-by-step how to prepare and protect their children in digital spaces. Chris cherishes family, including road trips with his four children, connecting with nature, running, romping with his pups, and almost anything sweet. Resources:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/protectyoungeyes/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-mckenna-75962211/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/protectyoungeyes Website: https://protectyoungeyes.com/ https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/start-here Do these 3 things to get started. Learning: 5 Habits of a Tech-Ready Home on-demand course for parents. https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/course Community: The Table https://www.protectyoungeyes.com/the-table Psalm 119:37: "Turn my eyes from looking at worthless things; and give me life in your ways." Romans 7:19: “For I do not do the good I want, but the evil I do not want is what I keep on doing.” Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

In this Q&A episode of the Diving Deeper series, Bethany and Adam sit down with their pastor and trusted friend, Pastor William Pierce, to answer real listener questions about faith, doubt, Scripture, suffering, and walking with Jesus in today’s culture. What does it mean to truly walk with Christ as a teenager? Do you have to believe everything in the Bible to be a Christian? What’s the purpose behind suffering, and can we still trust God when it feels like there's no light at the end of the tunnel? From the beauty of Ephesians 2 to the hard questions about creation, sexuality, and cultural compromise, this episode tackles faith’s toughest challenges with deep compassion and unwavering biblical truth. If you’ve ever wondered where to start in your Bible reading, how to help someone who’s hurting, or how to stay rooted in truth when the world feels shaky, this conversation is for you. Resources Mentioned: Bible Reading Recommendations: Mark Ephesians Matthew Proverbs Scripture References: Ephesians 2:1–10 Genesis (Creation account) Psalms (praying Scripture) Job (the purpose of suffering) Matthew 5 (Sermon on the Mount) James 4:4 (“Friendship with the world is enmity with God”) John 3:16 Colossians 1:15 (Christ as the image of the invisible God) Guest Bio: Pastor William Pierce is a seasoned preacher, husband, and friend to the Dirks family. With a heart for discipleship and biblical truth, he leads with humility and a strong foundation in God’s Word. As the family pastor at Bethany and Adam’s local church, he’s known for making deep theological truths accessible and applicable, especially to young believers hungry for truth in a noisy world. Whether he’s unpacking Ephesians or sitting with someone in their suffering, Pastor William points people to the goodness of Christ and the sufficiency of Scripture. Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Can food really heal your body and your family? In this episode of All Things Possible, Bethany and Adam sit down with Fallon Lee, a holistic health advocate, writer, and mama of three, to unpack her powerful story of healing—both physical and spiritual. Fallon vulnerably shares how her health began unraveling in early adulthood and escalated after becoming a mother. But when her infant son began experiencing severe eczema, anaphylactic allergies, and respiratory issues, Fallon went from surviving to seeking. What followed was a deep dive into ancestral nutrition, food freedom, and holistic wellness that not only brought her Hashimoto’s into remission but helped her son heal in ways doctors said weren’t possible.   Guest Bio: Fallon Lee is a holistic health writer, wife, and homeschooling mom of three boys. Her passion for real food, natural healing, and home-centered living was sparked by her son’s extreme health challenges and her own autoimmune journey. Now in remission from Hashimoto’s and walking in food freedom, Fallon shares resources and encouragement for other families through her online platform, where she’s known for sneaking nourishing ingredients into meals that even husbands love. Her heart is to empower women to create peaceful, healing homes—physically, emotionally, and spiritually.   Resources:  Resources, recipes, and Fallon's blog: https://fallonstable.com Check out the Environmental Working Group for safer home swaps: https://ewg.org Website: https://fallonstable.com/ Instagram: @fallonstable Fallon’s Story: https://fallonstable.com/my-story   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

Bethany and Adam sit down with longtime friend and disciple-maker Dean Plumlee. Dean spent over 25 years in surf ministry before God led him into a whole new chapter—mentoring pastors, parents, and leaders through Sonlife, a ministry grounded in the life and method of Jesus. Dean unpacks how discipleship starts in the home, how he’s raised his three kids to know and love Jesus, and what it means to be a man who leads with courage, rejects passivity, and embraces responsibility. From hiking the Appalachian Trail with his sons to navigating tech boundaries and awkward conversations with honesty and grace, this episode is packed with wisdom, real stories, and encouragement for parents and spouses. Guest Bio: Dean Plumlee is a longtime disciple-maker, ministry coach, and former leader with Christian Surfers. After decades of reaching surfers for Christ, Dean now serves with Sonlife, training and mentoring pastors and ministry leaders through the life and method of Jesus. He’s also a devoted husband and father of three, passionate about intentional parenting, biblical manhood, and building Christ-centered marriages. Whether he's hiking mountains or navigating family discipleship, Dean leads with humility, honesty, and a deep love for Jesus. Resources: Sonlife: https://www.sonlife.com/ "Good Pictures, Bad Pictures" (Kids’ guide to porn prevention) The book of Proverbs (31 chapters—read one a day!) Appalachian Trail / Blood Mountain story Keith Green quote: “If you want to love with me, love with me then…” Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

In this Diving Deeper episode, Bethany and Adam sit down with Pastor John Bombaro for a rich and deep conversation about the physical and spiritual intimacy we’re invited into through Christ. They talk about how Jesus doesn’t just love us from a distance, He actually enters into our lives in real, tangible ways. From Holy Communion to baptism to the power of God’s Word, Pastor John unpacks what it means to be united with Christ, not just symbolically, but truly. They walk through John 6, the beauty of the incarnation, and why your body and what you do with it matter deeply to God. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubts, felt disconnected from your faith, or wondered if Jesus could really meet you where you are, this episode is for you. It’s a fresh reminder that God’s grace isn’t just an idea. It’s real. It’s embodied. And it’s for you. Guest Bio: Pastor John Bombaro is the senior pastor of St. James Lutheran Church in Lafayette, Indiana, home to Purdue University. Formerly a missionary and church planter in Kauai, Hawaii, Pastor John holds advanced degrees in theology and has taught and served globally. He and his wife, Melinda, have four children and are celebrating 30 years of marriage. Known for his clarity, depth, and pastoral warmth, Pastor John has a passion for helping people experience the gospel not just intellectually but intimately—in heart, soul, and body. Resources: Scripture References: John 6 (Bread of Life discourse) Leviticus 17 (the life is in the blood) Luke 24 (The Road to Emmaus) 1 Corinthians 11 (The Lord’s Supper) 2 John 7 (The continual coming of Christ in the flesh) Ephesians 5, Revelation 22, Acts 2, and more Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

It all started with a cliff jump, a voicemail, and a Kansas boy on a Hawaiian beach… In this episode, Bethany Hamilton and Adam Dirks invite listeners into the behind-the-scenes story of how they met, dated, and got married. From a surprise phone call and a cliff jump at Shipwreck Beach, to long-distance Zoom dates and a proposal in a secret Hawaiian garden, this is a story marked by God’s providence, adventure, and intentionality! Bethany and Adam share candidly about their early fears, funny moments (like Adam’s “kooky” surf sessions), cultural differences, and the joy of building a relationship grounded in faith. Along the way, they reflect on Proverbs 3:5–6 and how trusting God, even when the path ahead seems unclear, led them to each other. This one’s packed with funny stories, sweet memories, and honest reflections on what it means to build a relationship on God’s foundation.    Mentioned in this episode: Proverbs 3:5–6 and Proverbs 16:3 Shipwreck Beach (Kauai) KAA (Kids Across America Camps): https://factsaboutkanakuk.com/ Allerton Garden, Kauai Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What if a slower, more intentional life at home could actually make things easier? In this heartfelt conversation, Bethany and Adam sit down with Lisa Bass—homeschooling mom of eight and creator of Farmhouse on Boone—to talk about what it really looks like to raise a big family, cook from scratch, and build a peaceful home. Lisa shares how routines, confidence, and a strong “why” have helped her navigate homeschooling, home cooking, and sourcing real food. They talk about sourdough (yes, it can be simple!), raw milk, raising lifelong learners, and the importance of choosing a lifestyle that may look countercultural—but brings deep joy.   Guest Bio: Lisa Bass is the creator behind Farmhouse on Boone, a popular blog and YouTube channel where she shares her passion for traditional cooking, sourdough baking, homeschooling, and slow living. A mother of eight, Lisa has cultivated a life rooted in home, health, and faith. Whether she’s making bone broth or math lessons happen at the kitchen table, Lisa encourages other moms to start small, simplify, and rediscover the joy of home.   Resources: Lisa’s website: https://www.farmhouseonboone.com Weston A. Price Foundation: https://www.westonaprice.org Book mentioned: Deep Nutrition YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FarmhouseonBoone   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBethanyHamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network

What happens when life throws you not one, but two life-altering tragedies, and you survive them both? Bethany and Adam sit down with their close friend Matt Manzari, a former professional wakeskater whose life was radically changed after two near-fatal accidents, one a catastrophic head injury, the other a 12,000-volt electrocution. But Matt's story isn’t just about surviving. It’s about redefining identity, reclaiming joy, and pointing everything back to the goodness and grace of God. Matt shares how he went from chasing success and sponsorships to finding his true identity in Christ, how trauma reshaped his theology of suffering, and how his family now lives out intentional faith through weekly sabbaths, deep conversations, and wild outdoor adventures. You'll hear his insights on parenting, purpose, and the "unfair" grace of a God who walks with us through the fire.   Guest Bio: Matt Manzari is a former professional wakeskater, current speaker, author, and founder of Beyond the Burn. After surviving a catastrophic accident that shattered his skull and a second incident involving a 12,000-volt electrocution, Matt defied every medical odd and now travels the country sharing his story of hope, healing, and faith. He’s passionate about helping others find their true identity—not in success, talent, or image, but in Christ. Matt is also a husband and dad of three boys, living an adventure-filled life with his family in Florida. His book Beyond the Scars is available at https://www.beyondtheburn.life/   Resources:  Matt Manzari’s Book: Beyond the Scars – available at: https://www.beyondtheburn.life/ Matt Manzari’s Website: beyondtheburn.life   Connect with All Things Possible: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SurferBethanyHamilton Instagram: @bethanyhamilton TikTok: @bethanyhamiltonofficial YouTube: The Bethany Hamilton Website: www.bethanyhamilton.com The Bethany Hamilton Network: https://bethanyhamilton.com/network