In this episode of Thinking That Matters, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ken Ussery, a life coach, and founder of Family Redesign. Ken shares his incredible journey from 40 years in ministry to creating a nonprofit that helps blended families navigate their unique challenges. With personal stories of faith, resilience, and transformation, Ken reveals key insights on overcoming hardships, embracing change, and building a thriving blended family.
Ken Ussery has dedicated his life to helping others, from his early ministry days to his passion for strengthening blended families. In this conversation, he reflects on the pivotal moments that shaped his purpose—starting with childhood visits to elderly neighbors, navigating life as a single dad, and blending a family of four children. Ken also opens up about the emotional toll of divorce, the struggles of remarriage, and the mindset shifts that allowed him to embrace his calling in a new way.
We further discuss the importance of asking for help, maintaining a strong marriage in a blended family, and shifting limiting beliefs to create a healthier, more fulfilling life.
If you or someone you know is navigating the challenges of blending a family, visit FamilyRedesign.org to access resources, coaching, and support. Also, be sure to check out Ken’s podcast, The Goodness of God, for more encouragement and faith-based insights.
Family Redesign Website – FamilyRedesign.org
The Goodness of God Podcast – Available on YouTube and podcast platforms
More about Ken Ussery:
Ken has been in the ministry for 40 years, serving in many different capacities. His credentials include BBA in Accounting, MBA in Marriage and Family Counseling, Theological Training through Dallas Theological Seminary, and certified life coach. In addition, Ken has been a REMAX Realtor in North Texas for the past 12 years, specializing in the residential market. Ken and Teri have a not-for-profit organization called Family [re]Design, providing resources for blending families, and provide coaching sessions to individuals and couples. Their office is in downtown McKinney. In addition, Ken and Teri host a weekly podcast called "The Goodness of God". For more information go to their website: www.familyredesign.org.
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