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family worship matters episodes
- ep. 1.10 | intimacy matters (part 3)
in part 3 of this 3-part mini-series, conor and arwen discuss how, when, and why we address marital intimacy with our kids
52 min - ep. 1.09 | intimacy matters (part 2)
in part 2 of this 3-part mini-series, conor and arwen discuss how, when, and why we address marital intimacy with our kids
40 min - ep. 1.08 | intimacy matters (part 1)
in this 3-part mini-series, conor and arwen discuss how, when, and why we address marital intimacy with our kids
36 min - ep. 1.07 | family vision matters
does Jesus shape the vision in your family, or does your family's vision shape your view of Jesus?
39 min - ep 1.06 | q&a 2
parenting at different stages of life, unequally yoked, or single-parenting - this episode dives into proverbs 11:14, and the value of a christ-centered community
31 min - ep 1.05 | q&a 1
touching on biblical discipline, appropriate transparency with intimate struggles, and at what age should kids stick around a bible study are all part of this episode
36 min - ep 1.04 | intentionality matters
in the pursuit of bringing praise and glory to Christ through the family, our attention to intention brings joy and dependence.
38 min - ep 1.03 | voice of the mother
in this episode we discuss the high calling, role, and gift of a godly mother in the family.
36 min - ep 1.02 | voice of the father
in this episode we discuss the impact and opportunity an earthly father can have in the worship of our heavenly father through the family.
35 min - ep 1.01 | who's voice matters?
john 10:27 drives this inaugural conversation - who's voice are we listening to in our family?
49 min
About family worship matters
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in each episode, we explore what it means to raise children with purpose, conviction, and joy, rooted in God’s word. together, we dig into the calling of parenthood — not just as a responsibility, but…
as an act of worship that glorifies God in the everyday.