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.
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
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
This episode is meant for parents only — not little ears — but it will equip you to disciple your children well in a world eager to shape their views on identity and truth. In this deeply important and sensitive episode, Leslie Nunnery sits down with Elizabeth Urbanowicz of Foundation Worldview to discuss her new book, Helping Your Kids Know God’s Good Design: 40 Questions and Answers on Sexuality and Gender. Together, they tackle how
In this episode of the Teach Them Diligently Podcast, David and Leslie Nunnery unpack one of the most common questions they hear: What does it mean to parent biblically? With nearly 15 years of ministry and four children who grew up alongside Teach Them Diligently, the Nunnerys share timeless biblical principles that apply to every family—regardless of background, culture, or season of life. Topics Covered In This Episode: You’ll walk away equipped to mine Scripture
I remember one morning, early in my homeschooling years, when I was already exhausted before the day even started. Our youngest had been up half the night with a stomach bug. My boys were playing loudly, doing whatever it is boys do to make the most noise. I already felt behind before my day even started, and my to-do list was longer than the state of Tennessee. I walked into the kitchen, looked around, and thought, Something has
There’s a room in the front of our house that’s known as the “fancy office.” I can’t remember how it got that name or who coined it, but to this day that’s what it’s called although it is neither fancy nor an office. But over the years, it became a sacred space where some of the most meaningful moments of discipleship happened in our family, and it played an important role in our school days as well.
