Host Becky Hennesy brings on a new friend and reformer to the podcast. Her name is Deja Ard and her journey to launching a life-changing childcare center is incredible. It's a unique facility because it is specifically designed to assist children diagnosed on the Austism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Deja is all too familiar with this special needs world after her own son  was diagnosed with ASD at age 2. At first she struggled to find answers to help her son's behavior/speech development. Deja explains to Becky how she went through a series of emotions such as denial, depression, stress, defeat, confusion, guilt, anger, helplessness and most of inadequacy.

But her determination and perseverance paid off. Plus, a divinely-inspired mission trip to Costa Rica where she met a host of other parents with special needs children.  Deja returned from that trip with a vision to not just help her own son, but hundreds of other families experiencing the same challenges she had.

The result was brand new childcare facility called Spectrum of Love Childcare Center located in Duncanville, Texas. As all true reformers do, Deja worked tirelessly to build relationships with others around her. Specifically, she connected with local Independent School Districts, non-profit organizations, and local governmental officials to give her guidance on how to base her programs on the development of functional skills so that children will be successful and independent in school, at home, and in life.

Spectrum of Love Childcare Center classrooms are setup to model a structure vital to teaching functional skills within that academic environment. With Behavior Technicians leading classes and using Applied Behavior Analysis Techniques, Deja says unique students will be better equipped for a successful school year and home life.

Some of the activities at the childcare center include:
- Breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, and dinner
- Occupational Therapy Techniques with arts, crafts, music and movement
- Circle Time
- Potty Training Assistance
- Functional Life Skills station using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Techniques
- Functional Social Skills station using Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Techniques
- Nap time
- Behavior Technician Guided outdoor play to cultivate friendships
- Speech Development and Sign Language
- Academic Stations using Montessori Techniques

Contact Deja at: Deja@SpectrumOfLoveChildcare.com

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Host Becky Hennesy hangs out with one of her besties! It's Tara Bollinger-Okszuler, the creator of an incredible non-profit organization called Inspire School Programs. In this episode, they breakdown how Inspire was launched, how it's grown, and the secret power of starting small.

They also take listeners into Tara's own "inspiring" journey from Miss Missouri who had a degree in Broadcasting to her "crazy faith"  move to Texas in 2012 to start in Inspire program in Cedar Hill.

So what exactly is Inspire School Programs? Its primary purpose is to create SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) mentoring programs, events and curriculum that inspire students to discover their value, find purpose and build strength to be successful in life while positively contributing to their community.

Inspire School Programs focuses on partnering with local schools to provide SEL programs and mentor students. According to student survey results after a semester of classroom mentoring, Inspire had the following results:

• 86% - felt an increase in self-confidence
• 94% - respect themselves more
• 85% - respect others more
• 91% - make better relationship choices
• 66% - used at least one positive coping technique for anger or anxiety within a week 

Inspire uses classroom mentoring, curriculum and events to create a safe environment to help students develop in SEL competencies. Inspire works with local schools to determine their specific student issues and address them in programs. Inspire’s approach to student mentoring includes academic encouragement, positive coping skills, social and emotional intelligence development as well as mental health awareness.

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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Host Becky Hennesy welcomes America's favorite public school assembly speaker Reggie Dabbs to the podcast. Since the late 1980s, Reggie has been a familiar name for many teenagers who have heard him speak in hundreds of school systems, churches, youth camps and other events around the nation. His impact for the Kingdom is so broad and wide it's nearly impossible to measure.

He and Becky share about his latest move to the Dallas/Ft. Worth Texas region, where he's joined the Trinity Church pastoral staff. They also dive into how his role in the Kingdom has reformation roots that run deep into the hearts of America's youth.

Links to Reggie's website: reggiedabbsonline.com

Born to an unwed teenager, Reggie was raised by foster parents until he was in the fourth grade, and then they officially adopted him and gave him the Dabbs name.

As the Dabbs’ reared Reggie, they instilled in him strong moral values, for which he is genuinely grateful. They also ingrained in him the fact that in every situation he faced, he had a choice. What he did with those choices was entirely up to him.

In the sixth grade, Reggie began playing the saxophone and hated it. At the insistence of his parents he continued to practice and to play. Not until his freshman year in college did he actually enjoy the instrument, and today, he plays with fervor and expertise.

After graduating from college, Reggie began his public speaking. During one speaking engagement, his host asked if he would be interested in addressing a high school assembly. From that small beginning in 1987, Reggie has become a popular public school speaker.

When addressing a school assembly, Reggie talks to the kids in a humorous style about choices each of them has when faced with drugs, alcohol, suicide, etc. Reggie gets in kids faces and tells them that he never smoked a cigarette, never did drugs, never drank alcohol, because he chose not to. He assures them that they can make the same kinds of choices.

Reggie talks to kids about family and how thankful they should be that they have families.  Most of all, Reggie drives home the fact that “You can never change your past, but you can change your future!”

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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In this special episode of Reformers Collective, host Becky Hennesy takes her listeners inside the recent launch meeting for a new mid-week gathering called Reformers 101 at Trinity Church in Cedar Hill, Texas. The main speaker for the launch event was Dubb Alexander (who was Becky's in-studio guest two episodes ago).

Dubb spoke to several hundred Christians who sense they have been specifically assigned to a particular sphere of society as reformers and influencers for the Kingdom. They came to hear how Dubb's overview of his  School of Kingdom teaching series. The School of Kingdom is a training center designed to equip and release followers of Christ into practical skillsets and eradicate false religious mindsets.

In the days following this message, he and Becky began leading nearly 200 people at Trinity Church for the Reformers 101 Wednesday night training sessions.

Credentialed by the United Nations, Dubb travels the world working with multiple presidents and other heads of state around the globe to bring Kingdom solutions to nations. In 2018 encouraged by his spiritual father in the prophetic, Dan McCollam, Dubb began training other Kingdom minded world changers to do what he has done so effectively; to infiltrate the highest spheres of influence and covertly implement the strategies of heaven into the systems of the world.

When Dubb is not traveling he can be found in Amarillo, TX loving life with his beautiful wife of 18 years, Beth, and his 10 year old daughter Cinda.

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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It's happened again! Another friendly takeover! Host Becky Hennesy's good friend Jamie Lyn Wallnau walked into the Reformers Collective Podcast Studio, grabbed a mic, and then proceeded to insert herself as the question poser for this episode. What nerve!
 
Last time they broke down the Reformers Collective conference held back in October 2021. This time they discuss what makes Becky tick as a world changer herself and how she branched into this new realm of reformation. Plus Jamie Lyn realizes during the show how Millennialls and Gen-Zers like herself can learn key life tips from the (slightly) older generation. :)

Becky also reveals her secret to how she made the transition from being a self-proclaimed quitter to becoming a champion in the reformation business. It's a trait Becky says she's also observed in every other great reformer she's met.

Check out Jamie Lyn's own podcast!
Set Apart Women Podcast (hosted by Jamie Lyn Wallnau)

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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Becky Hennesy introduces her podcast audience to another one of her new fast friends she has met in the past few months. His name is Dubb Alexander...and his life journey is almost too incredible to believe.

His parents were ex-hippie atheists who later accepted Christ..but then joined a cult, got kicked out of the cult, and then started their own off-shoot cult from that cult. Crazy but true. That's why it's easy to see why Dubb says he has personally experienced the chains of twisted religious beliefs. Today, he is on a mission by God to reach his generation with the authentic and authoritative power of true Kingdom living.
 
One of the ways he is seeing this come to pass is through launching  School of Kingdom, an online training center designed to equip and release followers of Christ into practical skillsets and eradicate false religious mindsets.

Credentialed by the United Nations, Dubb travels the world working with multiple presidents and other heads of state around the globe to bring Kingdom solutions to nations. In 2018 encouraged by his spiritual father in the prophetic, Dan McCollam, Dubb began training other Kingdom minded world changers to do what he has done so effectively; to infiltrate the highest spheres of influence and covertly implement the strategies of heaven into the systems of the world.

When Dubb is not traveling he can be found in Amarillo, TX loving life with his beautiful wife of 18 years, Beth, and his 10 year old daughter Cinda.

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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Host Becky Hennesy catches up with Ukrainian Peter Pshichenko to hear his perspective on the current crisis in eastern Europe from a Christian viewpoint. After hearing his remarks and prayer at a recent church service at Trinity Church (Cedar Hill, Texas), Becky knew she needed to bring him onto the podcast to speak to her growing audience of reformers.

Peter runs a trucking company in the north Texas area and is deeply committed to supporting various missions projects around the world. His heart for the Great Commission is evident all over his life: in his actions, his character and his voice.

Reformers will be encouraged by what Peter is hearing on the ground in Ukraine as well as how he is making a huge impact for the Kingdom of God as a businessman.

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

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In this episode, host Becky Hennesy brings on her husband Jim Hennesy, lead pastor at Trinity Church (Cedar Hill, Texas) and they discuss the new era  that the Church experiencing in 2022.

(It's about time Jim made an appearance, right?)

And yes, one of the main ingredients on the table of their discussion is the Church's role in creating  the spiritual atmosphere for genuine reformation in our families, cities and communities.

Jim's wisdom on fighting spiritual battles in the heavenly realm as well as conquering our own sinful nature through the Holy Spirit are unpacked for listeners to enjoy in this episode. They also discuss how the Church is changing and must change now in the social aftermath that the COVID-19 pandemic left behind.

Jim and Becky have served as leaders of Trinity Church since the mid 1990s. Prior to coming to Texas, they served in pastoral leadership in St. Petersburg, Florida. Over the decades, they have learned to handle holy things of the Kingdom and also how to steward the burden for corporate righteousness. Their leadership has stood the test of time and their love for the body of Christ is evident to all who know them.

The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

Let's keep bringing godly solutions to earthly problems!