Raising Rices

Welcome back to the podcast, we are talking this week about thanksgiving and how to combat the cultural passivity that can creep into the Christian home. 

We continue our mini-series exploring preparing our children for future marriage and adulthood. Today we talk about "The List" and what some biblical qualifications are that we should be encouraging our children in. 

Join our conversation as we consider the different pathways popular in the culture and in Christianity today. There are ditches on both sides of the road, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be intentional in gathering the best according to the word of God and wisdom that comes from Him. 

Join us for an awesome conversation with some dear friends about their adult singlehood, marriage, and how they honored God and served the church during this time while maintaining the desire to be married and have a family. 

Welcome to our conversation about the difficulties and practicalities of applying a sabbath rest in our busy lives today, the value and goodness that it brings, and considerations of our heart condition along the way. 

Join us as we talk about homeschooling, extracurricular activities, and spiritual growth, leadership, marriage, and how all of these things can work together in a beautiful biblical picture. 

Join us as we talk candidly about slow living, the temptations of our busy world, and living intentionally in different seasons of life. 

Join our conversation challenging believers to live without fear, understanding the economy of increased numbers of children, and the financial impacts of these decisions. 

Another conversation about having a biblical mindset in the midst of all the conversation in the media about national emergencies, and how to live day to day in a way that leads to being prepared for the unexpected. 

Getting practical here, what are the implications of applying the things we talk about here on the podcast? How should we be thinking about the way our actions instruct the future lives of our children?