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Talking to Kids about Violence in the Bible

No matter what age, kids are bound to have questions about violence in the Bible. As a parent, it's important to be prepared to answer these questions in a way that is both honest and intentional. In this podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz will talk about how to address and talk to kids about violence in the scripture in a way that is developmentally appropriate and sensitive to their unique needs.

The World is Changing. Are My Kids Prepared?

Struggling with fear and anxiety about how to best equip your children for a rapidly changing world? It's more important than ever to make sure our kids are prepared for the challenges they'll face. In this podcast episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz explores how we can help our kids navigate differing beliefs and succeed from a biblical perspective. Learn how to prepare your kids for a bright future grounded in the gospel and the body of Christ.

Are There Better Bible Translations for Kids?

There are many different Bible translations available, but which one is the best for kids? And how can you help prepare them to read and study the Bible on their own? This episode will answer those questions and more, giving you the tools you need to help your kids grow in their faith.

How to Teach Your Kids About the Body of Christ

How do we explain and help our children engage with the Body of Christ? In this video, we explore how to talk to our kids about the Church and what it means to be a part of it. We also offer some practical tips for helping them understand and connect with other believers.

Quality Christian Literature for Kids

To what extent would you suggest filtering what children read? I want my students to read quality literature, and there's not a lot of good Christian lit for kids if you don't want to compromise quality. So when I'm making mainstream books available for them, what is good and what is bad?