Passing a Biblical Worldview on to Your Children (E1)

When you’ve been walking with Jesus for awhile, sometimes you need to be reminded of the wonder of who He is. Think about Jesus in a fresh way.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:Consider Jesus: Meditations on the Person & Work of Christ.No matter how impressive our decorating skills or how high our expectations for this special, sparkling season, the true glory belongs to the Builder of the “house” of Christmas—to Jesus.Give today

Sermons are helpful, music is great, but sometimes you just need to let God’s Word wash. Nancy takes you through the thread of redemption through the Bible.As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month:Consider Jesus: Meditations on the Person & Work of Christ.No matter how impressive our decorating skills or how high our expectations for this special, sparkling season, the true glory belongs to the Builder of the “house” of Christmas—to Jesus.Give today

Is a biblical worldview better taught or caught? Jeff Keaton would answer that by saying “yes.” Kids need intentional teaching, but they also need you to model what’s right. Jeff provides parents and grandparents with hope and helpful counsel.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

You can’t force a child to obey. Righteousness can’t be legislated. But you can help children shape their core beliefs. Pastor, educator, and author Jeff Keaton explains that behavior flows out of belief.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Scripture tells about a woman who rode a roller coaster of experiences. She was miraculously given a son, but then he died. He was raised to life, but then she lost her home. Is your life is like that? Nancy gives you perspective.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Where do you turn with your deepest needs? To friends? Counselors? Books or conferences? Nancy says these things won’t ultimately solve our problems. Discover where to find true help.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

In 2 Kings 4, the Shunammite woman’s young son unexpectedly dies. Her response? It’s not to question the Lord. Instead, she declares, “All is Well.” How could she make a statement like this? Nancy explores that question.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

If you’re not satisfied with what you have, Nancy says receiving more won’t satisfy you, either. We’re learning from the Shunammite woman in 2 Kings 4 to cultivate a contentment stuff and circumstances can’t shake.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

Hospitality doesn’t require a perfect home, but it does require an open heart. Nancy and her guests help cast a vision for what this might look like in your life.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today

What if making a meal, preparing a guest bedroom, and opening your home is just as spiritual as it is practical? According to Nancy, it is! Open 2 Kings 4 and learn to reflect the hospitable heart of Christ.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today