Guest: Will May

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Proverbs 14:23 says “All hard work brings a profit, but mere talk leads only to poverty.” Today, the proverbial Protestant Work Ethic seems like an ancient relic - but with AI and smart phones is hard work a thing of the past? Jump into the conversation with Will May and myself as we dive into the biblical worldview of work - what does the Bible say and how can we as parents instill the value for hard work in our children?

Guests: Parker and Abbi Panetti

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This is the fourth and final installment of our amazing series with Parker and Abbi examining a variety of angles of college life so that you, as parents, can prepare your students for the various obstacles and opportunities awaiting them on a college campus. The question we ask and answer in this episode is “what does success look like” on a college campus? Some may think that success is getting a 4.0 GPA or landing the “right” job when you graduate…but there’s more…much more to God’s design for your student. Listen and learn in this great final conversation with Parker and Abbi.

Guest: Parker and Abbi Panetti

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This is the third installment of our four-part series with Parker and Abbi examining a variety of angles of college life so that you, as parents, can prepare your students for the various obstacles and opportunities awaiting them on a college campus. Some studies show that 60-80% of Christians students “walk away” from their faith - that statistic is alarming and unacceptable…but what can we do to counter this mass exodus? That’s the conversation for today’s episode…

Guests: Parker and Abbi Panetti

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Hope your family has a Happy Thanksgiving!

This is the second installment of our four-part series with Parker and Abbi examining a variety of angles of college life so that you, as parents, can prepare your students for the various obstacles and opportunities awaiting them on a college campus…or, for this week, preparing your home for when they return! Whether your child is a senior in high school or in first grade, there are important elements of their faith that will ground them regardless of the environment around them.

One resource that I can highly recommend is The Most Important Place on Earth: What a Christian Home Looks Like and How to Build One by Robert Wohlgemuth. Great reminder about the opportunity to build our children on God’s Word in our homes…as we send them out into the world…and when they return.

Guest: Parker and Abbi Panetti

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This will be a four-part series with Parker and Abbi examining a variety of angles of college life so that you, as parents, can prepare your students for the various obstacles and opportunities awaiting them on a college campus. Whether your child is a senior in high school or in first grade, there are important elements of their faith that will ground them regardless of the environment around them. In addition, with a biblical worldview, they will not merely survive the college experience, but thrive in their faith journey while in college.

Guest: Jason Illian, CEO Highmount Capital

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Great conversation with good friend Jason Illian - he’s right in the thick of it with three great kids who are also great athletes. How do you prioritize eternal things over temporary, spiritual life over athletics - many parents are far more concerned with their child’s performance on the court and less concerned with their character. Can your kids love Jesus…and be great at sports? Listen as we wrestle with these concepts and navigate the “wide world of sports” from a Biblical perspective.

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We went LIVE to record this week’s podcast exploring election returns from Texas and across the country - what happened and what can we learn from these events? Always looking to examine issues from a biblical worldview, hopefully our election reflection was valuable and entertaining for you!

Guest: Audrey Sol (Loyola) Diaz

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This week we continued our conversation about all things political with Audrey Diaz. Audrey is a great, young voice for truth with a solid background in politics from her family’s involvement growing up to her time working on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Aubrey is also an alumnus from Prestonwood Christian Academy graduating in 2015 before she went on to attend college at Baylor University.

Guest: Audrey Diaz

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From efforts in Texas to redistrict to the latest Supreme Court cases related to gender issues and parental rights, listen as we talk about how Christians should not only think about these important issues, but also encourage believers to stand boldly for the truth in a culture that is buying and promoting lies counter to God’s design. Audrey is a great, young voice for truth with a solid background in politics from her family’s involvement growing up to her time working on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Aubrey is also an alumnus from Prestonwood Christian Academy graduating in 2015 before she went on to attend college at Baylor University.

Guest: Michael Perron, Minister of Life Recovery, Prestonwood Baptist Church

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Paul writes in 1 Thessalonians that human beings are more than merely physical beings, rather we are body, soul, and spirit. Listen as we speak with Michael Perron, an expert in the physical fitness world for years, now share his thoughts and wisdom about how all three aspects of our life are interconnected and vital for human flourishing. While the world offers temporary shortcuts for improvements in some areas, Michael encourages the listener to dive deeper into their motives before making quick fix decisions that will ultimately cost more than they benefit.