The Heidi St. John Podcast

Is teasing really a big deal? Ginger Hubbard joins me today and we’re talking about the many excuses we use to justify teasing and specific steps to address it with your children. What does the Bible say about it?  SHOW NOTES

The Bible is written FOR us, not TO us. We as Christians need to understand the power of the written Word of God and renew our commitment to know and then apply it. Let’s talk about what that looks like, practically speaking. SHOW NOTES

Are you part of the 48% of Christians who don't see the Bible as critical in your life? Do you memorize worship lyrics but not Scripture? Do you believe marriage is good because it is “love?” Don’t miss this call to renew your commitment to knowing the Bible. SHOW NOTES

We live in a time where we better be raising our kids to be in the fight, because it’s going to take all of us. But they are all gifted differently. What does that actually look like? SHOW NOTES

It often feels like we are powerless to take back control in Washington D.C., but the authors of the Constitution knew we might need to do that and wrote a provision for just that purpose. Join me with Mark Meckler, Convention of States Co-Founder, as we talk about what we can do.  SHOW NOTES

I’m answering a collection of your questions today on Disney’s war on women, taking the school choice money once it passes, and being invisible at church. I love your questions! SHOW NOTES

We can’t seem to laugh at ourselves (or anyone else) anymore, and we are worse off for it. This stand up comedian believes God has given us comedy as a gift. What say you? SHOW NOTES 

Who will be voting in fifteen years? Who will be your doctor? Who will marry your son and raise your grandchildren? It matters what ALL of our children are taught, because they will all grow up. We create a culture we want to live in by training future adults, and we do that by using the power of story. More with Connor Boyack and Daniel Harmon. SHOW NOTE

Today I'm joined by Connor Boyack and Daniel Harmon, the creative geniuses behind the children’s series “The Tuttle Twins” which takes complicated topics like capitalism, the federal reserve, socialism and more—and makes them easy to digest and understand. In short, they are teaching kids (and parents!) the ideas of FREEDOM. SHOW NOTES

A listener’s husband was homeschooled, and wants something different for her kids. Another listener’s mom won’t stop commenting on their schooling choices. How do we respectfully communicate when we disagree on major issues? SHOW NOTES