In this episode, Thomas and Rachael interviews Courtney, the director of Crestwood School of Hattiesburg, about their unique Charlotte Mason-inspired educational approach, the importance of relational teaching, and how their school nurtures children's love for learning and character development.

The Reclaim Podcast exists to empower parents to do what God has called them to: intentionally educate their children. Rooted in the belief that discipling and educating our children is a God-given parental calling, The Reclaim Podcast comes alongside parents in raising the next generation in truth, wisdom, and purpose. Hosted by Thomas Lambert (Superintendent of Enlightium) and his wife Rachael (a homeschooling mother of three), the show is built on the simple conviction: God gave parents the responsibility for educating their children, and it is a job they must take seriously.

Each week, Thomas and Rachael sit down to talk about what it means to educate a child well. They have conversations with students from every kind of schooling model, parents who've made intentional (and sometimes costly) choices, and school leaders who are partnering with parents and changing the landscape of Christian education.

This interview explores the inspiring journey of Yelena, a former Soviet Union refugee, who overcame persecution and hardship to establish a thriving Christian educational movement in the United States. Her story highlights the importance of faith, parental responsibility, and intentional education in shaping future generations. The Reclaim Podcast exists to empower parents to do what God has called them to: intentionally educate their children. Rooted in the belief that discipling and educating our children is a God-given parental calling, The Reclaim Podcast comes alongside parents in raising the next generation in truth, wisdom, and purpose. Hosted by Thomas Lambert (Superintendent of Enlightium) and his wife Rachael (a homeschooling mother of three), the show is built on the simple conviction: God gave parents the responsibility for educating their children, and it is a job they must take seriously. Each week, Thomas and Rachael sit down to talk about what it means to educate a child well. They have conversations with students from every kind of schooling model, parents who've made intentional (and sometimes costly) choices, and school leaders who are partnering with parents and changing the landscape of Christian education.

This interview explores the inspiring journey of Yelena, a former Soviet Union refugee, who overcame persecution and hardship to establish a thriving Christian educational movement in the United States. Her story highlights the importance of faith, parental responsibility, and intentional education in shaping future generations.

The Reclaim Podcast exists to empower parents to do what God has called them to: intentionally educate their children. Rooted in the belief that discipling and educating our children is a God-given parental calling, The Reclaim Podcast comes alongside parents in raising the next generation in truth, wisdom, and purpose. Hosted by Thomas Lambert (Superintendent of Enlightium) and his wife Rachael (a homeschooling mother of three), the show is built on the simple conviction: God gave parents the responsibility for educating their children, and it is a job they must take seriously.

Each week, Thomas and Rachael sit down to talk about what it means to educate a child well. They have conversations with students from every kind of schooling model, parents who've made intentional (and sometimes costly) choices, and school leaders who are partnering with parents and changing the landscape of Christian education.

In this episode, Thomas Rachael Lambert shares insights on building a strong family culture centered around books, physical activity, music, and spiritual life. Discover practical strategies for intentional parenting and holistic education that nurtures mind, body, and spirit.

Thomas and Rachael Lambert discuss the importance of intentional Christian education, exploring various models beyond traditional public, private, and homeschooling. They emphasize empowering parents to reclaim their role in shaping their children's faith and character through diverse educational choices.

The Reclaim Podcast exists to empower parents to do what God has called them to: intentionally educate their children. Rooted in the belief that discipling and educating our children is a God-given parental calling, The Reclaim Podcast comes alongside parents in raising the next generation in truth, wisdom, and purpose. Hosted by Thomas Lambert (Superintendent of Enlightium) and his wife Rachael (a homeschooling mother of three), the show is built on the simple conviction: God gave parents the responsibility for educating their children, and it is a job they must take seriously. Each week, Thomas and Rachael sit down to talk about what it means to educate a child well. They have conversations with students from every kind of schooling model, parents who've made intentional (and sometimes costly) choices, and school leaders who are partnering with parents and changing the landscape of Christian education. Thomas Lambert serves as Superintendent of Enlightium School System Agency, a private, accredited Christian school district serving over 4,500 students worldwide across its member and partner schools. With advanced degrees in educational leadership, Thomas brings an institutional and pastoral perspective to the podcast, shaped by a conviction that Christian education forms students in truth, wisdom, and purpose. Rachael Lambert is a homeschooling mother and primary educator of the Lamberts' three children. With a background in nursing, she's living proof that effective education doesn't require a teaching credential—just intentionality, faithfulness, and a willingness to do the work. Rachael brings heart to the podcast, offering a relatable, on-the-ground perspective. Together, Thomas and Rachael have been married over 16 years and approach every conversation as fellow travelers, not experts—parents figuring it out alongside the listeners they hope to encourage.