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In an era of rising costs and impersonal systems, many families are looking for a healthcare alternative that aligns with their biblical values. This week, we sit down with Wes Humble from Liberty Health Share to explore the world of Christian health sharing.

Unlike traditional insurance, health sharing is a community of believers who share one another’s medical burdens. We dive into how this model functions, the spiritual benefits of “bearing one another’s burdens,” and the practicalities of navigating healthcare as a member.

The Biblical Foundation: How health sharing differs from traditional insurance profit motives.

Community Values: Why shared beliefs create a more supportive and trustworthy environment.

Eligible Expenses: Understanding how your healthcare dollars are used in accordance with your convictions.

The Prayer Box: How members support each other emotionally and spiritually, not just financially.

Practical Navigation: A look at direct billing and how the system has evolved to reduce stress for families.

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Wes Humble has served at Liberty HealthShare since 2018. He has led as executive director of Ministry, Community Relations, and Events. He also conducts a monthly chapel for the staff at Liberty as well as caring for their pastoral needs.

Liberty HealthShare is a non-profit, charitable organization and a Christian medical cost-sharing ministry.

The world isn’t waiting for our children to grow up before it starts trying to shape their hearts. Ideologies and cultural shifts are “invading” the family space every single day. The question is: Are we as parents ready to be the primary line of defense and discipleship?

This week on the podcast, David and Leslie Nunnery are honored to sit down with Dr. Albert Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. They move past the surface-level talk and dive deep into the sacred stewardship of parenting in a rapidly changing world. If you’ve felt the weight of raising kids for Christ in today’s culture, this episode was recorded just for you.

Dr. Albert Mohler’s Official Resources: Access his daily podcast, The Briefing, and his latest books on culture and Christian worldview at AlbertMohler.com.

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary: Learn more about the leadership and educational programs led by Dr. Mohler at SBTS.edu.

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Dr. Albert Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and a well-respected authority on cultural issues facing Christians today. His extensive experience in training leaders and engaging with Christian families provides him with a unique perspective on the urgent responsibility of parents in discipleship.

When it comes to college, what comes first matters. At Boyce College, truth comes first. Every student, in every major, completes 30 hours of Bible and theology because we believe Scripture is worth more than an elective. Professors teach with conviction and help students order their lives around God’s Word. That foundation prepares them for maximum faithfulness in every calling, whether in the workplace, the church, or the home. If you want a college where the Bible shapes the whole education, I encourage you to visit Boyce College. Schedule a campus visit at boycecollege.com and see it for yourself.

Is your parenting driven by a list of rules, or a life of discipleship? In this insightful episode of the Teach Them Diligently podcast, Leslie Nunnery sits down with Israel Wayne to pull back the curtain on what it truly means to raise children with a biblical worldview in a confusing culture.

They move past the surface-level “how-to” and dive into the heart of the home: the parent’s own walk with Christ. From guarding your family against false teachings to the power of modeling authentic faith (even in our failures), this conversation is a masterclass in Christ-centered parenting.

Why you must be a disciple first to effectively disciple your children.

Practical strategies for teaching deep biblical doctrine at home.

How to use everyday conversations to build a firm foundation of faith.

Discover more resources from Israel Wayne and Family Renewal HERE

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Israel Wayne is an author and conference speaker and Director of Family Renewal. He and his wife, Brook, live in SW Michigan and are homeschooling parents of 11 children. www.FamilyRenewal.org

What makes children great artists? They’re born to create!

We often think of books as part of education—but what if they’re actually one of our most powerful tools for discipleship? In this episode, Leslie Nunnery sits down with Korrie Johnson of Good Book Mom to explore how the books our children read are shaping far more than academic skills—they’re forming worldview, discernment, and faith.

Korrie Johnson is a follower of Jesus, a wife, mom, and the owner of Good Book Mom- a website that reviews children’s books from a Christian perspective. Good Book Mom offers a membership filled with curated book lists, as well as a Biblical alternative to Scholastic book order and fairs for Christian schools, co-ops, and other groups.

Hey homeschool families! I want to tell you about HF Homeschool. It’s a free, online guide to help you start a Christian homeschool group or co-op. You can go at your own pace, and if you finish the coursework, HF will even fund a mentor—a free coach to help your homeschool thrive. They’re also sponsoring the Teach Them Diligently conference, packed with workshops, resources, and fellowship with other Christian homeschool families. It’s a great way to connect, learn, and be encouraged in your homeschool journey. Check it out and sign up today at hfhomeschool.com!

How do you help kids develop clarity and confidence about who they are when culture constantly pushes confusion? In this episode, Leslie Nunnery is joined by Dr. Kathy Koch (Celebrate Kids) and Dr. Jeff Myers (Summit Ministries), co-authors of Raising Gender-Confident Kids: Helping Kids Embrace Their God-Given Design , to talk about one of the most urgent discipleship challenges facing families today: raising gender-confident kids in a culture that’s increasingly confused about identity and God’s design.

Dr. Kathy is not only “Pro-Life,” she is “Pro-Abundant Life.” With a passion for being an influence and for helping build strong and healthy families, Dr. Kathy writes (6 books and counting) and speaks (a lot and often) on a wide range of topics that are both timeless and current. Her humorous and easy-to-learn-from speaking style, foundational wisdom, and practical and relevant details leave her audiences empowered with strategies to navigate the challenges of raising and teaching children. She warmly speaks to young people and their adults with compassion and understanding, never shying away from tough topics in our current culture. Her messages are always beautifully woven with Biblical truth and hope.

Dr. Jeff Myers is the president of Summit Ministries. As an educator and entrepreneur, Dr. Myers has become one of America’s most respected authorities on youth leadership development. Through his speaking engagements and media appearances, Dr. Myers has become a fresh voice offering humor and insight from a Christian worldview.

Liberty HealthShare is a non-profit, charitable organization and a Christian medical cost-sharing ministry.

Welcome to a new season of the Teach Them Diligently Podcast! Today, Elizabeth Urbanowicz joins Leslie Nunnery to discuss the essential work of guiding children to think both biblically and critically. Together, they move past abstract ideas to explore five practical strategies you can use to nurture faith, navigate hard questions, and point your children toward God’s design in the middle of everyday life.

Whether you are just starting your parenting journey or are navigating the teen years, this conversation will provide you with the clarity and confidence to steward your children’s hearts well.

Listeners can use the code TEACH10 to receive $10 off a family license of any Foundation Worldview curriculum at foundationworldview.com

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Are you looking for a Christ-centered education for your family? Liberty University Online Academy — or LUOA — offers an accredited, fully online K–12 program designed to fit your family’s schedule. Nearly 20,000 students each year benefit from our flexible, self-paced curriculum with no set login times, giving your family the freedom to do school when it works best for you. And if you have a high schooler, LUOA’s dual enrollment program makes it easy to get a head start on college. Juniors and seniors can earn up to 60 college credits, saving both time and money. Ready to see what LUOA and Liberty University can do for your student? Visit Liberty.edu/TTD to learn more and apply today.

In the final episode of our Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery sits down for a heart-to-heart with David Mills about a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough: the vital role of the father in the home.

Let’s be honest—it’s easy for dads to feel like “the principal” or just the “financial provider.” But God has called us to be so much more. David Nunnery and David Mills dive deep into what it actually looks like to lead your family spiritually and educationally without feeling overwhelmed. From practical ways to engage in your kids’ daily learning to the life-changing power of mentorship and finding your “tribe” through the Men’s Alliance, this episode is packed with the encouragement every dad needs.

Tonight at dinner, you’re the moderator. Instead of asking “How was school?”, ask these two questions:

“How did you see God working in your day?”

“What is one thing you learned today that surprised you?”

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Is your family’s sports schedule life-giving or life-draining? In this episode of the Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery and Owen Strachan dive into the “theology of the sidelines.” They discuss how coaching and athletics provide a unique “Deuteronomy 6” opportunity for fathers to disciple their children through shared struggle, hard work, and adversity. Learn how to set healthy boundaries, keep Christ at the center of the court, and use sports as a tool to build masculine character in a passive culture.

Sit down with your spouse this week and define your family’s “non-negotiables” regarding extracurricular activities. Whether it’s protecting the Sunday Sabbath or ensuring you have dinner together at least four nights a week, establish these boundaries before the next season starts to ensure your schedule reflects your spiritual priorities.

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In this episode of the Homeschool Dads series, David Nunnery talks with Isaac Tolpin, a seasoned parent and speaker, discussing the challenges and opportunities of courageous parenting. They explore the importance of intentionality in raising confident Christian children, overcoming fear in spiritual leadership, and the role of technology in modern parenting. The conversation emphasizes the need for fathers to take an active role in their children’s spiritual education and to prepare them for a rapidly changing world, including the implications of AI. David and Isaac also share practical advice for family devotions and navigating technology responsibly.

Together with your wife, create one new family rule or boundary in regards to media. Set clear boundaries after taking inventory for how media is affecting your family dynamic- video games, social media, phone distraction.

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Are you feeling the pressure to make your homeschool look “perfect”? In this episode, we dive into the all-too-common trap of unrealistic expectations in homeschooling — the pressure parents put on themselves and the expectations driven by social media, comparison, and “ideal” homeschool images. You’ll hear honest, practical insights that confront unrealistic standards, plus encouragement for how to reset your vision, reduce stress, and re-discover the joy and purpose of home education. If you’ve ever felt discouraged or overwhelmed, this episode is a gentle reminder that homeschooling isn’t about perfection — it’s about grace, growth, and family. Let’s reframe success together and reclaim peace in your homeschool.

If your homeschool has ever felt heavy, discouraging, or “not good enough,” you’re not alone. In this encouraging episode from the Teach Them Diligently Vault, we’re tackling the unrealistic expectations that often creep into our homeschool days and steal our joy.

We explore:

Whether you’re a brand-new homeschool parent or a seasoned veteran, this episode will help you release unnecessary pressure, rediscover your confidence, and refocus on what truly matters in your homeschool.

Your family doesn’t need perfection — just a faithful, intentional, and joy-filled pursuit of learning together.

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