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Can We Talk About Difficult Things?
If you've ever read the Bible from cover to cover then you know that it is not always an easy read. It is full of real sin and real humanity. When we encounter tough sections of scripture with our children, how do we discuss them? Can we discuss them? Katie Sundin (Director of Redeemer Kids) and Lauren Schneringer (Director of Women's Ministry) join the podcast today to answer these questions and share from their own experiences.
SHOW NOTES:
Where Were You? by Ghost Ship
The Ology by Marty Machowski
Child Proof by Julie Lowe
More than a Story by Sally Michael
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If you've ever read the Bible from cover to cover then you know that it is not always an easy read. It is full of real sin and real humanity. When we encounter tough sections of scripture with our children, how do we discuss them? Can we discuss them? Katie Sundin (Director of Redeemer Kids) and Lauren Schneringer (Director of Women's Ministry) join the podcast today to answer these questions and share from their own experiences.
SHOW NOTES:
Where Were You? by Ghost Ship
The Ology by Marty Machowski
Child Proof by Julie Lowe
More than a Story by Sally Michael
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