What does it mean to be the primary educator of your child? Whether your children are in public, private, or homeschool settings, God has called you to play point on their education. In this special "best of" Family Vision episode, Amy Rienow shares how her own journey as a mom, ministry leader, and student led her to a radically different view of education—one rooted in Scripture, discipleship, and calling.

As school choices and pressures continue to grow, how can Christian parents navigate their role with wisdom and conviction? Amy unpacks biblical principles that challenge cultural assumptions and empower you to lead your children with purpose. Discover how your view of learning, grades, and spiritual growth can shape your family legacy for generations to come.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why education is discipleship—and how the Bible calls parents to lead it

- How the definition of education has changed over time, and why it matters

- Why it's too early to label your child as gifted—or not—before age 12

- Five biblical targets to guide your child's spiritual and educational journey

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In Part 2 of this conversation, Amy dives deeper into the real-world pros and cons of public school, Christian school, and homeschooling. She'll help you weigh your options with biblical clarity and wisdom, no matter where your kids go to class.