Hosted by Asbury Seminary · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes
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At Growing Families, our vision is rooted in the desire to see families flourish in faith, cultivating healthy hearts and fruitful habits as they journey together in spiritual growth. Inspired by 2 Peter 3:18, we seek to equip parents with the tools they need to till, plant, grow, and harvest meaningful spirituality in their homes. By creating memories that anchor this season in purpose and transformation, we aim to guide families toward a deeper, more vibrant connection with Christ and with each other.
Asbury Seminary hosts Growing Families, a kids show with 32 episodes published.
This is our May Parent Lesson and our last one from Dr. Stratton. He explains how to set goals for your family. You can use this process to plan how to continue the weekly family time you experienced in Growing Families.
It’s May, and our theme for our final month is “A flourishing, thriving garden”. May is busy at Asbury Seminary, and this month’s spiritual practice will help you to slow down long enough to focus on God’s help and the g
This is our April Parent Lesson. Dr. Russell Hall shares how raising children is a sanctification process for both parents and children. He also provides a helpful review of everything we’ve learned together since the pa
This episode is the God’s Story lesson for April. This month, Valarie Stark teaches us the last part of God’s Story in the Bible. Spoiler alert – the story ends with a new beginning. Follow along with your gold bag of ne
It’s April, and our theme this month is “Seasonal Changes”. In our formation video this month, Laura explains how we can navigate seasons of change with our families with faith and grace. You can find a helpful weekly br
In this episode, we’re sharing the parent lesson for March from Dr. Steve Stratton entitled “Fostering Forgiveness and Grace in Your Family”. He teaches us how to forgive and explains why this process involves a commitme
In this episode, we’re sharing part 2 of the Telling God’s Story lesson for March. Listen as Laura Hunter tells us how we fit into God’s Story by sharing the Good News of God’s Kingdom.
In this episode, we’re sharing part 1 of the Telling God’s Story lesson for March. Listen as Valerie Stark shares God’s Storythe story from the Ascension through most of the New Testament. She explains how God’s Kingdom
It’s March, and as always we’re starting off this month with an introduction from Laura Hunter. Our theme this month is Budding and Blooming, and our spiritual practice is Generosity. Visit growingfamilies.asburyseminary
In this episode, we’ll go over the February Parenting Lesson with Dr. Russell Hall called “Open Up, Be Present, Do whatMatters.” This month Dr. Hall teaches us how we can help our children, and ourselves, become more res
In this episode, we’ll go over part two of the Telling God’s Story lesson for February from Valarie Stark. Don’t forget to use your props from your resource bag so you can play along!
In this episode, we’ll go over the Telling God’s Story lesson for February from Valarie Stark. We encourage you to take time once a week to retell the story using the gold bag of props. You can use this episode, you can
It’s February, and as always, we’re starting out with our Formation Lesson from Laura Hunter. Be sure to visit the website (growingfamilies.asburyseminary.edu) so you can see her recommendations for how you can implement
In this episode, we’ll go over the January Parenting Lesson with Dr. Russell Hall called ““God, Help Me to Accept the Things I Cannot Change.” This month, Dr. Hall explains that the temperament each child is born with st
In this episode, we’ll go over the Telling God’s Story lesson for January from Valarie Stark. We encourage you to take time once a week to retell the story using the gold bag of props. You can use this episode, or you ca
Happy New Year, families! Is one of your resolutions to deepen your family's faith? You're not alone! This month, we're diving into "companion planting," starting with the spiritual practice of hospitality. Join Laura as
In this episode, we’ll go over the December Parenting Lesson with Dr. Steve Stratton about Balancing Conflict. After you’re done listening, be sure to read and respond to the handout on the curriculum page on the Growing
In this episode, we’ll go over the Telling God’s Story lesson for this month from Valarie Stark. As you listen to the story, look for the many times God kept his promises. Try to retell the story using the props from the
In this episode, we’ll go over the Formation lesson for this month from Laura. Our theme this month is “Building a Trellis for our growing garden”, and we’ll be taking a closer look at our habits. Be sure to check the le
In this episode, we’ll go over the November Parenting Lesson with Dr. Steve Stratton about "Effective Communication For Your Family". After you’re done listening, be sure to read and respond to the handout on Communicati
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