Jun 28, 2026

Why do we so quickly forget what we know to be true? Peter Rosenberger explains the heart behind Hope for the Caregiver and why every episode begins with reminding himself of the gospel. Through the examples of David at Ziklag and Jeremiah in Lamentations, Peter encourages family caregivers to renew their minds,...

Jun 21, 2026

Family caregivers know what it feels like to fall short. In this episode, Peter Rosenberger explores the difference between failure and faithfulness, why perfection is a burden no caregiver can carry, and why your attendance record matters more than your performance record.

Peter also reflects on stewardship,...

Jun 15, 2026

Forty years ago, following the first surgery I went through with Gracie, the doctor told me to take a break.

So I went to a movie.

While I was gone, people questioned my commitment, my character, and whether I could handle being a caregiver at all. Decades later, another surgeon faced with one of Gracie's most complex...

Jun 7, 2026

Most of us read Psalm 23 and imagine the valley as a short stretch of road leading somewhere better. We assume we’re simply passing through.

But some valleys aren’t short.

Some stretch beyond the horizon.

Most people can endure a crisis for a season. Very few can sustain that pace for years. Yet many burdens last...

Jun 5, 2026

A caller recently asked about a woman caring for a disabled adult son while family members pressured her to take on additional caregiving responsibilities.

The details were complicated.

The answer wasn't.

One of the hardest lessons caregivers ever learn is knowing what is theirs to carry—and what is not.

In this...