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In this episode, I'm joined by author and pastor Meredith Ann Miller to talk about raising kids with a faith that can bend without breaking. Drawing from her books Woven and Wonder, Meredith invites us to move beyond rigid, behavior-focused Christianity and instead cultivate a resilient trust in a good and near God. In this conversation, we explore how curiosity, storytelling, and "wondering questions" can transform the way we read Scripture with our children—and renew our own faith in the process.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Why faith is better pictured as a flexible web than a fragile wall
How to teach the Bible without pressure to "get it right"
The difference between moralism and building trust in God
How wondering questions create space for curiosity and resilience
Simple, practical ways to talk about Scripture in everyday life
Get the full show notes here: https://sarahkbutterfield.substack.com/s/podcast
Take the Connect with God quiz here: https://connectwithgodquiz.com/
By Sarah K. ButterfieldIn this episode, I'm joined by author and pastor Meredith Ann Miller to talk about raising kids with a faith that can bend without breaking. Drawing from her books Woven and Wonder, Meredith invites us to move beyond rigid, behavior-focused Christianity and instead cultivate a resilient trust in a good and near God. In this conversation, we explore how curiosity, storytelling, and "wondering questions" can transform the way we read Scripture with our children—and renew our own faith in the process.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Why faith is better pictured as a flexible web than a fragile wall
How to teach the Bible without pressure to "get it right"
The difference between moralism and building trust in God
How wondering questions create space for curiosity and resilience
Simple, practical ways to talk about Scripture in everyday life
Get the full show notes here: https://sarahkbutterfield.substack.com/s/podcast
Take the Connect with God quiz here: https://connectwithgodquiz.com/