When Culture Is Raising Your Kids For You
Culture is speaking louder than ever — and Christian parents are feeling it. The question isn't whether the world will shape the lives of our children, it's whether parents will be equipped to speak louder, and with biblical clarity.
This month we're highlighting programs that give parents exactly that — the biblical grounding, practical tools, and timely encouragement to raise children who know what they believe and why. Take a listen and see what resonates with your audience below!
Equipping the Next Generation to Stand Firm
In this Conversations with Philip De Courcy episode, Pastor Philip sits down with apologist Natasha Crain to address one of the most urgent questions facing Christian parents today: how do you raise children whose faith can hold up under pressure? Natasha shares practical apologetics for everyday families — and why investing in the "why" behind belief changes everything.
What Does It Actually Take to Raise a Godly Family?
Pastor Mike Fabarez goes straight to Genesis 1 to remind parents that family isn't a cultural construct — it's God's idea. In this Ask Pastor Mike episode, he gets practical about biblical parenting and closes with a convicting look at three sins parents rarely recognize as sins: child idolatry, anxious parenting, and raising self-centered kids.
The Father-Shaped Hole and How Faith Fills It
Dr. Mark Jobe is joined by Gary Chapman — author of The Five Love Languages — for a candid conversation on fatherlessness and faithful manhood in this Quiet Revival episode. Gary reflects on what his own father did right, how words of affirmation can change a son's trajectory, and offers a word of hope for dads who feel like they've already blown it.
When Your Teen Starts to Walk Away
I Mustache Mark a Question is exactly what it sounds like — Mark Gregston answering the questions parents are actually asking. This episode covers everything from church reluctance and monitoring apps to communication breakdowns and teen mental health, offering practical guidance on building trust, fostering open conversations, and giving teenagers the responsibility they crave.
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