The Ark of the Covenant was more than a golden box—it was a symbol of God’s faithfulness, presence, and power. In this episode, we help you teach your kids the stories, meaning, and misuses of the Ark—and how it all points to Christ. From bedtime prayers to hard conversations, we show how to disciple your kids with confidence that God is still with us.

In this episode, we connect the Most Holy Place to parenting, why God’s holiness matters, how sin separates, and what it means to raise kids who long for His presence. From tabernacle imagery to bedtime prayers, we explore how reverence, awe, and access through Christ shape the way we disciple our children.

The Bread of the Presence illustrates our fellowship with God and we need to illustrate that with our Kids. We talk about that in this episode.

God desires to dwell with his people, and we see that in the tabernacle. The Old Testament is important to teach our kids. We hope we can encourage you to use the Tabernacle as a tool to disciple you kids.

Evangelizing our kids. How do we share the gospel with our kids so they might believe and be saved? How do we NOT do it, and how DO we do it? In this episode, we talk about those things.

Learning from the Tower of Babel story as an example of sinful pride, what are some common ways we parents are prideful without recognizing it? In this episode talk about pride vs humility and some examples of sinful pride in parenting.

Out goal in this episode is to convince you to teach your kids to defend their faith.

We would like to encourage you as a parent that you can do this parenting things! But we need to make sure we understand this properly. We can use the story of Noah and the Flood to do that.

Let's do an exercise where we take real-life parenting scenarios and practice using the story of Noah to help teach our kids. Beyond that, how can Noah motivate us to be better parents.

The Flood is an important account in the Bible, and it's relevant and important to us today. How do we help our kids understand that and not just relegate it to one of the things they learned in Sunday School?