Talking to kids about sex is scary… talking to teenagers about sex is another level! Talking with your kids about sex early and often is best, but what if you missed that window? You should still talk with you teenager about sex but it can be difficult. You may not know what to say, how to say it or if they’ll even listen. 

Sex is a wonderful gift from God and it should be something that is safe and sacred, not scary or shameful. Beautiful and fruitful conversations about sex with your teenager are possible. So take hope. 

Welcome to the Coffee, Kids, and Crazy Podcast, a show about creating a heart to heart connection with your kids. Your podcast hosts, Brittney Serpell and Seth Dahl, are here to answer your biggest parenting questions so that you can become a powerful parent.

Our culture is highly sexualized. Your kids are being subjected to thoughts, images and conversations about sex. Most kids never have healthy, safe conversations about sex and it’s a tragedy. You might have even been one of those kids. But now you have kids of your own and you want them to have a different experience than you did. You can either be leading the conversation or trying to overcome the wrong that’s already been done. 

Sex is a wonderful gift from God and it should be something that is safe and sacred, not scary or shameful. You can have beautiful and fruitful conversations about sex with your kids. 

Welcome to the Coffee, Kids, and Crazy Podcast, a show about creating a heart to heart connection with your kids. Your podcast hosts, Brittney Serpell and Seth Dahl, are here to answer your biggest parenting questions so that you can become a powerful parent.

What do you do when your kids are out of control? Maybe you’ve tried everything and nothing seems to work. Maybe you don’t even know where to start. But you do know- you have to do something or this cycle of behavior will continue. 

Teaching kids how to change poor behavior often feels impossible… but it’s not.

With the right tools, you can teach your kids how to be powerful and responsible. You’ll see their heart and behavior begin to change for the better. And you’ll have a more peaceful, loving home.

Welcome to the Coffee, Kids, and Crazy Podcast, a show about creating a heart to heart connection with your kids. Your podcast hosts, Brittney Serpell and Seth Dahl, are here to answer your biggest parenting questions so that you can become a powerful parent.

Derek and Brittney talk about the real life of the Enneagram 1 and 4 in their life, how to connect and love those differences. Also listen as they talk through a situation with a young boy hitting at school and tips on what questions to ask. 

Brittney and Dereck talk about the ups and downs that can happen in parenting. From the high moments to the low points. Challenging you to press into the Father and find His truth when it comes to the role you have a parent. 

Welcome to summer! It's that time of year where BBQ's, pool parties and kids are home ALL DAY LONG! Derek and Brittney talk about what to do with those siblings that are fighting and how to help shape a culture that you are proud of. Do more than just survive the summer, use this time to help shape your family culture! 

On this months podcast, Derek and Brittney talk about the real-life struggles of getting your child to bed. From the classic "I just want one more kiss!" to the "But I'm not tired."Listen as Brittney and Derek help unpack a bedtime breakdown and help you win so bedtime very feels like a battle anymore! 

Derek and Brittney invite Amy Gagnon to share her experience in hosting the Holy Spirit at home. Amy has been married for over 15 years, has 4 beautiful daughters and has been  involved in Children's ministry for over 10 years. Amy has a massive value for seeing children develop their own relationship with God while encouraging parents to lead in hosting the Holy Spirit at home. 

On this podcast Derek and Brittney talk about the role a father has in the family, and the places of frustration and even pain that can happen without meaning too. Brittney shares her own journey of championing Ben into his true role as a father in their home. While confronting her own beliefs and need for control in the Serpell home. Derek talks about his discovery of owning something he was overlooking as being the Father in their home. 

Derek and Brittney talk about the importance of self care as a parent and their personal journey to make taking good care of themselves a priority. They also welcome Ben Serpell, Brittney's husband who has been working with youth in ministry and through other organizations for over the past 15 years. They tackle a question that came in on what to do with a teen and youth group!