Raising Them Up

How do you help kids follow through when chores are “forgotten” or done halfway? What should you do when bullying and social exclusion show up in a homeschool group and your child is crushed by it? And how can a mom build realistic, consistent time alone with the Lord in the middle of babies, interruptions, and busy weeks? The goal is not quick fixes, but patient, thoughtful parenting shaped by Scripture and carried out in love.

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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What does “codependency” actually mean in a parent-child relationship, and when should a mom be concerned? How can a single parent help an 8-year-old who’s angry, getting into fights, and waking up with scary dreams? And is it wise to purchase materials and do speech therapy at home instead of relying on public-school services? Tune in for encouragement and actionable ideas you can apply this week.

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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Should homeschooling families allow their child to join a public school sports team when their instincts say no? How should a mother think through stepping away from a career to stay home and homeschool when fears of resentment and sacrifice arise? And is it wise for a teenage girl to engage in one-on-one texting with boys, even when there is no stated romantic intent? Listen in for biblical clarity and thoughtful encouragement for navigating these common parenting challenges. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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What steps should parents take when a 15-year-old shows signs of depression and is increasingly addicted to video games? Is listening to music while studying a helpful tool or a hidden distraction? And how can parents address a child who claims they “didn’t hear” instructions when chores aren’t done? Israel and Brook provide thoughtful guidance rooted in Scripture for shepherding children through emotional struggles, focus issues, and discipline challenges.

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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How should parents respond to a rough, destructive three-year-old boy without crushing his spirit? What boundaries should be set when a homeschooled teen starts his first job while juggling sports and youth group? And why does reading aloud remain one of the most powerful tools in Christian family discipleship? Israel and Brook offer biblical clarity and practical counsel for parenting toddlers, teens, and everyone in between. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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How do we discipline strong-willed kids biblically, cultivate early-morning rhythms, and train boys toward real self-control? Israel and Brook talk Scripture, stubborn hearts, grace-filled parenting, and the long road of discipleship. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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How do you discern whether a teen’s short-term missions trip is genuine service or just expensive adventure? How should parents respond when a 14-year-old daughter is sad, anxious, and wrestling with her identity? And what do you do when another family’s teenage girls are dressing immodestly at church week after week? Israel and Brook offer biblical categories, practical questions to ask, and wise next steps, helping parents walk by faith as they weigh risk, pursue heart-level discipleship, and engage their church leaders with humility and grace.

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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How do you balance a mother’s gifts with her season of life, guide a 9–12-year-old who dreads their schoolwork, and prepare wisely for a CPS visit? Israel and Brook offer biblical clarity and steady encouragement for these difficult questions, equipping parents to lead with purpose, patience, and peace. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

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How do you discern a godly match for your daughter, shepherd your family through chronic sickness, and repair a relationship scarred by favoritism? Israel and Brook open Scripture and share from experience—helping parents think clearly, lead gently, and cling to grace when family life gets complicated. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

Find more from the Waynes at [Family Renewal](familyrenewal.org) and [Generations](https://store.generations.org/collections/israel-waynes-books)

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When convictions clash with culture, Christian parents often face tough questions. In this episode, Israel and Brook address three common tensions: raising kids with healthy attitudes toward food, responding to critics of large families, and finding purpose in staying home. The takeaway: align your family rhythms with God’s design—whether in meals, motherhood, or mission. 

Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of parenting experience and a deep love for God’s Word to your everyday challenges.
Short, honest, and full of grace—this is Christian parenting help you can trust.
Submit your question at [Raising Them Up](generations.org/raisingthemup) or call 1-800-223-6567.

Find more from the Waynes at [Family Renewal](familyrenewal.org) and [Generations](https://store.generations.org/collections/israel-waynes-books)

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