Nov 4, 2025

Out here at our home in Montana, I had one of those nights that turned into a sermon I didn’t plan to preach. A young calf had wedged himself tight in a fence — and if I hadn’t gone back to check the mineral bucket, he’d have been mountain lion food by morning. I cut the chain loose, he bolted off without so...

Oct 28, 2025

Each week on Hope for the Caregiver, I take listeners into the heart of what sustains us when life’s weight feels too heavy. This week, I shared why our deepest comfort as caregivers doesn’t come from rest, money, or even help—it comes from knowing we are not our own, but belong body and soul to our faithful...

Oct 20, 2025

After 40 years of caring for my wife Gracie — a double amputee who’s endured 98 surgeries — I know what it means to retrofit life around disability. For decades, we chased our tails trying to adapt spaces in our Nashville home and later our little Montana cabin. This year, we finally stopped retrofitting and built...

Oct 15, 2025

In this powerful episode of Hope for the Caregiver, Peter Rosenberger shares a deeply personal story from Aurora, Colorado — a chance encounter with a frightened young woman that turned into a moment of grace and truth. Instead of debating or preaching, Peter reminded her of a truth many caregivers and wounded souls...

Oct 6, 2025

If you’ve ever wondered how to hang on—much less laugh—while caring for someone you love, this episode of Hope for the Caregiver is for you.

I recently joined Dr. Jessica Peck, known to her listeners as Dr. Nurse Mama on American Family Radio, for a conversation about faith, humor, and the realities of caregiving....