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In this conversation, Terrie Hellard-Brown discusses the themes of her new book, Drandar the Dragon Knight, and its accompanying Bible study. She emphasizes the importance of perseverance in faith, the significance of forgiveness, and the need for wisdom in navigating relationships. The conversation aims to equip parents to disciple their children effectively, fostering a deeper understanding of Christian principles and everyday discipleship.
Summary
In this episode, Terrie Hellard-Brown discusses the importance of everyday discipleship, particularly focusing on how parents can engage their children in conversations about faith through literature and media. She highlights various Easter-themed books suitable for different age groups, emphasizing the significance of understanding the gospel message. Terrie also addresses common misconceptions about God and encourages parents to foster open dialogues about faith with their children. Additionally, she offers insights into classic literature and movies that can enrich family discussions about Easter and faith. Finally, she introduces her parenting coaching services aimed at supporting families in their discipleship journey.
In this conversation, Kathy Howard discusses the significance of parental discipleship in nurturing children's faith. She emphasizes the importance of modeling spiritual practices, such as Bible study, and introduces the inductive Bible study method as a way for children to engage with scripture. Kathy also highlights the need to understand the Bible as one cohesive story, where God is the central hero. She shares practical tips for building a spiritual legacy, including the use of spiritual markers and Thanksgiving prompts, and discusses her own writing and resources available for parents and educators.
In this conversation, Terrie Hellard-Brown and Dawn Stephens explore the themes of everyday discipleship, the importance of authenticity in parenting, and the challenges faced in ministry. Dawn shares insights from her book series, emphasizing how God uses our struggles and imperfections to shine His light through us. They discuss the significance of teaching children about faith and emotions, and the need for open conversations about life's challenges. The discussion also touches on the future of Dawn's writing and her commitment to community engagement through her work.
Darlene and Terrie discuss marriage and what makes marriages last. They delve into responses to abuse and how it is a betrayal. They remind us that marriage is the foundation for a strong society, and we've weakened our culture and our society by mocking and deserting marriage. Show notes can be found at TerrieHellardBrown.com
In this conversation with Pastor Phil Dietz we talk about what people of other faiths believe and how to have interesting conversations with each other.
In this episode we examine: How is Jesus different from other religious leaders? Was he simply a prophet? How do we know Jesus is who he says he is?
This week we talk with Glenys Nellist about her new book series which helps parents give blessings to their children helping them learn who they are in Christ and that they are a blessing to us.
This week we have the second part of our interview with Pastor Phil Dietz about how we can share our faith effectively. He gives us verses and questions to ask people and breaks down John 3:16. For every one of us, no matter what our vocation, the point of life is to point to Christ.
In this episode of Sparking Everyday Discipleship, Terrie Hellard-Brown discusses the significance of Lunar New Year celebrations, emphasizing the importance of hospitality and cultural engagement. She shares insights on traditions associated with the holiday, ways to bless Asian neighbors, and the value of kindness in cross-cultural interactions. The episode also highlights resources for families to learn about different cultures and encourages listeners to embrace everyday discipleship through acts of kindness and hospitality.
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