We live in an era of convenience where you can stream a sermon from your couch in your sweatpants. But let’s be honest: watching a screen isn’t church. Church isn’t a building or a broadcast; it’s a living body, and our kids need to see us actively a part of it. In this episode, Angie Tolpin breaks down the five foundational spiritual disciplines every family needs to build a legacy of faith that lasts.
In this episode, Walt Heyer shares his personal journey through gender dysphoria, cross-dressing, and the profound impact of trauma on identity. As we enter Pride Month, this candid conversation serves as a crucial tool for parents, emphasizing the power of faith, open communication, and understanding the root causes of identity struggles. (Note: Contains mature themes).
Join Leslie Nunnery and Lori Wildenberg as they discuss the vital role of grandparents. Discover practical advice on navigating modern family dynamics, building strong relationships with adult children, and passing down a lasting legacy of faith to your grandchildren.
In this insightful interview, Kent Darcie shares his personal journey from experiencing parental divorce to becoming a dedicated advocate for couples. Discover practical guidance on healing emotional wounds, tailored premarital preparation, and building a healthy marriage rooted in faith.
The landscape of faith-based learning is shifting. Jonathan Edmondson joins us to discuss the post-COVID boom in Christian education, from the “modern one-room schoolhouse” to the Herzog Foundation’s free resources for parents and educators looking to start their own programs.
Are you looking for a college model that balances academics with real-world readiness? Explore how Excel College uses a faith-based liberal arts approach and practical experience to prepare students for a meaningful life and career.
In a rising cost environment, many families are seeking healthcare that aligns with their values. Wes Humble of Liberty Health Share joins us to explore how Christian health sharing fosters community, provides financial support, and offers a biblical approach to medical expenses.
David and Leslie Nunnery are joined by Dr. Albert Mohler to discuss the urgent responsibility of Christian parents to disciple their children amidst a shifting cultural landscape.
Discover how to lead a Christ-centered family with Leslie Nunnery and Israel Wayne. Learn practical discipleship strategies and biblical worldview training.
Are the books your children read shaping their faith? Explore the power of discipleship through literature with Korrie Johnson of Good Book Mom and Leslie Nunnery. Learn to navigate libraries with confidence, use read-alouds for gospel conversations, and build a biblical worldview through stories.
Leslie Nunnery talks with Dr. Kathy Koch and Dr. Jeff Myers about how to raise gender-confident kids in a culture of confusion. You’ll learn practical conversation starters, how to respond with compassion and truth, and why identity formation matters—plus the role social media plays and how parents can engage wisely.
It has been a long time since I wrote to you on Sunday night. I’ve been studying Nehemiah since January 13th, and I am only on chapter 4. It has been a slow, in-depth, verse-by-verse adventure that has been so good. I have learned so much, and in many ways this study has helped me through some frustrating times. I believe it will help you as it has helped me. I am sharing today comes from
Many years ago, when I was a much younger mom, I wrote this piece for Homeschool Subjects. Today, as a mom who has raised all her children and now gets the joy of watching them walk as adults—and even love on grandchildren—I can honestly say: I believe this message more wholeheartedly than ever. I’m sharing this from a much younger version of me… but with a deeper, richer conviction shaped by years of seeing God’s
Learn 5 essential strategies to equip your children with a strong biblical worldview. Join Leslie Nunnery and Elizabeth Urbanowicz for practical parenting tips.
Valentine’s Day is almost here, and everywhere you look, love is on display. Flowers line the grocery store aisles. Little hands are making heart-shaped crafts. Couples are planning dinner reservations. The world pauses for a brief moment to remind us that love is worth celebrating. And I do love that. But as homeschool parents, I want to lean in close today and tell you something that matters far more than one night out or a
I’m still smiling from Thursday night. If you were at our Facebook party, you know exactly what I mean—hundreds of families jumping in, laughing, commenting, sharing their stories, asking questions, and getting genuinely excited about what God is doing in this community. There was so much joy… but there was also something deeper than excitement. There was hunger. Hunger to build homes that are stronger. Hunger to parent with courage. Hunger to raise children who
In the final episode of our Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery sits down for a heart-to-heart with David Mills about a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough: the vital role of the father in the home. Let’s be honest—it’s easy for dads to feel like “the principal” or just the “financial provider.” But God has called us to be so much more. David Nunnery and David Mills dive deep into what it actually looks
Is your family’s sports schedule life-giving or life-draining? In this episode of the Homeschool Dad Series, David Nunnery and Owen Strachan dive into the “theology of the sidelines.” They discuss how coaching and athletics provide a unique “Deuteronomy 6” opportunity for fathers to disciple their children through shared struggle, hard work, and adversity. Learn how to set healthy boundaries, keep Christ at the center of the court, and use sports as a tool to build
As we move toward the end of the first semester and the whirlwind of the holiday season begins to swirl around us, many homeschool families start to feel a familiar tightening in their chests. Maybe you feel it too. The stack of unfinished lessons grows, the calendar fills faster than you can blink, and the pressure—both internal and external—can begin to overshadow the joy you wanted this season to hold. I know what it’s like to look
In this episode of the Homeschool Dads series, David Nunnery talks with Isaac Tolpin, a seasoned parent and speaker, discussing the challenges and opportunities of courageous parenting. They explore the importance of intentionality in raising confident Christian children, overcoming fear in spiritual leadership, and the role of technology in modern parenting. The conversation emphasizes the need for fathers to take an active role in their children’s spiritual education and to prepare them for a rapidly
Feeling overwhelmed by homeschool pressure? Learn how to identify and release unrealistic expectations so your family can thrive.
In this conversation on the Homeschool Dad Series, Mark Hancock tackles the rising tide of challenges facing boys in modern society, offering a powerful call to action for parents and leaders. He breaks down the alarming statistics—including boys’ growing academic performance gap and their disproportionate representation in special education—and identifies the crisis of absent father figures and the damaging cultural narrative of “toxic masculinity.” Mark emphasizes that boys are desperately seeking a legitimate path to
Costs creep up when you’re feeding a family and homeschooling full-time. Today, Jenny Martin—founder of Southern Savers and homeschool mom of five— shares the simple system that cut her grocery bill by $500 in one month (18 years ago!), how to stock up the right way (without hoarding), where to find the best meat prices, and how to turn everyday shopping into a discipleship lab for financial stewardship. We also hit end-of-year power moves—IRAs, HSAs,
Last night, all our kids stopped by to see us. Once again, the house lit up with activity and laughter, and at one point, I looked through the kitchen into the family room to see David lying on his side playing with our 7-month-old granddaughter. My heart was filled with gratitude, and a smile spread across my face as I watched them play with a toy and grin at each other. This new season of
