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How to Talk to Your Kids About Sexuality and Gender—Biblically and With Confidence

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

What Does It Mean to Parent Biblically? A Case Study from Exodus

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

When Homeschooling Feels Like Behavior Management

Have you ever ended a homeschool day thinking: All I did today was correct behavior? I just read an email from a mom noting that she started the morning with hope and a plan. But before the first subject was done, someone was dragging their feet. Another child was bickering. Someone else rolled their eyes at a simple instruction. By lunchtime, she was exhausted—not from teaching math or phonics, but from refereeing, correcting, and reminding. It

The One Shift That Brings Peace to Your Homeschool Days

Recently, I sat down with a young mom at our church who’s preparing to homeschool. She told me why she wanted to homeschool, and she was very missional and excited as she talked about it. Though she was excited, there was some nervous energy in the room. When she pulled out her notebook I understood why. Her first questions were about curriculum, co-ops, and planning. That’s so common. We know our mission—to disciple our children and follow