This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney are discussing the hard discussion of sin and how we talk about God's plan for sin with our young believers. 

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney discuss God's commands for the family and why these are important to establishing a Christian Household. 

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney discuss the identity that unites us all and how we can teach our children belonging through their identity as children of God.

This week Pastor Chris is away, so Whitney and her special guest Patrick sat down and discussed the youth and how we should approach teaching them the utility of and importance of prayer!

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney continue a two week discussion about aspirational prayers for the family. This week's prayers center around helping our families lean into God. You can also find prayer resources from this episode on our "Magnolia Park  United Methodist Church" Facebook page as well as at  https://magnoliaparkumc.org/prayer-spiration-resources/.

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney start a two week discussion about aspirational prayers for the family. This week's prayers center around our children's friendships, futures, purity, and right desires. You can also find prayer resources from this episode on our "Magnolia Park United Methodist Church" Facebook page as well as at www.magnoliaparkumc.org .

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney talk about all the great things living in the Kingdom has to offer us and why we should intentionally seek a Kingdom household for our families.

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney discuss strategies to build and maintain the nurturing, nest-like home that Jesus talks about in Matthew 13; and how, like yeast, our actions for God's Kingdom multiply and grow in the world.

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney discuss the importance of good influences on the family as we seek to raise our children up as wheat and not weeds. Our bible verse of the day is Matthew 13:24-25.

This week, Pastor Chris and Whitney sit down to discuss the issues we might face in isolation that can cause our soil to become crowded, rocky, or even hardened as well as how we can address these faith issues and reconnect with Jesus.