Is it okay for a Christian to cuss? Vicki Parker (author and CEO of Options Pregnancy Center) sits down with Pastor Kerry Rosenbaum for a candid, no-condemnation conversation about the “Cussing Christian.” Pulling straight from Ephesians 4 & 5, they unpack why Scripture is so serious about our words, share their own past struggles with foul language, and talk practical steps to let the Holy Spirit clean up a mouth that once sounded more like the world than the Word. Raw stories, real grace, and a whole lot of hope for anyone who’s ever let a word slip and wondered, “Does God really care about this?” Spoiler: He does—and He’s ready to help.

Is it okay for a Christian to cuss? Vicki Parker (author and CEO of Options Pregnancy Center) sits down with Pastor Kerry Rosenbaum for a candid, no-condemnation conversation about the &ldquo;Cussing Christian.&rdquo; Pulling straight from Ephesians 4 &amp; 5, they unpack why Scripture is so serious about our words, share their own past struggles with foul language, and talk practical steps to let the Holy Spirit clean up a mouth that once sounded more like the world than the Word. Raw stories, real grace, and a whole lot of hope for anyone who&rsquo;s ever let a word slip and wondered, &ldquo;Does God really care about this?&rdquo; Spoiler: He does&mdash;and He&rsquo;s ready to help.

Dig Yourself Out of Life's Deepest Pits & Discover the Diamonds Hidden in the Process

Dig Yourself Out of Life's Deepest Pits &amp; Discover the Diamonds Hidden in the Process

Sit on that Stump in Muddy Bottom

Dig Yourself Out Of Life's Deepest Pits And Discover The Diamonds Hidden In The Process

Dig Yourself Out Of Life's Deepest Pits And Discover The Diamonds Hidden In The Process

Ep 45 - The Cussing Christian: Can a Believer’s Mouth Still Sound Like the World?

Host Vickki Parker shares a powerful story of survival in the Alaskan wilderness to illustrate the life-saving importance of hearing and obeying God’s voice. In a world full of noise, learn how to find your "stump," quiet your soul, and look for the cross at the end of the runway.

Host Vickki Parker shares a powerful story of survival in the Alaskan wilderness to illustrate the life-saving importance of hearing and obeying God&rsquo;s voice. In a world full of noise, learn how to find your "stump," quiet your soul, and look for the cross at the end of the runway.

Hearing the Voice: Finding Your Way Home Through the Storm

In this powerful episode of Sit on That Stump at the Muddy Bottom, guest host Brandi Cunningham sits down with Amber Singleton, the new Executive Director of Arkansas Right to Life. Amber shares her personal calling, her heart for mothers and babies, and the urgent need for truth, compassion, and action in a post–Roe v. Wade world. The conversation covers the March for Life, Bow Ties for Babies, legislative priorities, and the church’s role in standing for life—from the unborn to the aging—while offering hope and healing to women and families in crisis.

In this powerful episode of Sit on That Stump at the Muddy Bottom, guest host Brandi Cunningham sits down with Amber Singleton, the new Executive Director of Arkansas Right to Life. Amber shares her personal calling, her heart for mothers and babies, and the urgent need for truth, compassion, and action in a post&ndash;Roe v. Wade world. The conversation covers the March for Life, Bow Ties for Babies, legislative priorities, and the church&rsquo;s role in standing for life&mdash;from the unborn to the aging&mdash;while offering hope and healing to women and families in crisis.

Life, Calling, and Courage: Standing for the Unborn in Arkansas”

In this powerful episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, host Vicki Parker sits down with therapist and author Jessica Derrickson to talk about family dysfunction, generational trauma, and what it truly means to be labeled the “black sheep.”

Jessica shares the story behind her book Cycle Breaker and offers compassionate insight into toxic family dynamics, emotional invalidation, and the patterns that get passed down when healing never happens. Together, Vicki and Jessica explore forgiveness, boundaries, communication, and how understanding perspective can begin the process of restoration—for individuals and entire families.

Whether you’ve felt like the outcast, struggled with broken relationships, or want to stop harmful cycles for future generations, this episode offers hope, validation, and practical tools for healing and growth.

In this powerful episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, host Vicki Parker sits down with therapist and author Jessica Derrickson to talk about family dysfunction, generational trauma, and what it truly means to be labeled the &ldquo;black sheep.&rdquo;
Jessica shares the story behind her book Cycle Breaker and offers compassionate insight into toxic family dynamics, emotional invalidation, and the patterns that get passed down when healing never happens. Together, Vicki and Jessica explore forgiveness, boundaries, communication, and how understanding perspective can begin the process of restoration&mdash;for individuals and entire families.
Whether you&rsquo;ve felt like the outcast, struggled with broken relationships, or want to stop harmful cycles for future generations, this episode offers hope, validation, and practical tools for healing and growth.

Ep 45 - The Cussing Christian: Can a Believer’s Mouth Still Sound Like the World?

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