Hosted by Jack and Tricia · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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A Christian podcast equipping families to navigate conflict, estrangement, and cultural tension through Scripture rather than slogans. In a time when serious words are used lightly and division escalates quickly, we slow the conversation down to seek clarity. We will address topics the church often avoids, from family fracture to entitlement and grievance culture, with Biblical conviction and thoughtful dialogue. When we lose the ability to reason together, families suffer and faith must speak. #estrangement #cutoff #familiesincrisis #nocontact
Jack and Tricia hosts Hi Kids! Reasoned Conversations in a Divided Generation, a kids show with 21 episodes published.
Can a parent do everything right and still experience heartbreak? Many Christian parents quietly carry the belief that if they pray faithfully, teach biblical truth, model godly living, and remain committed to their chil
Show notesWhy are families becoming increasingly fractured, isolated, and estranged? In this episode, we explore a provocative question: If someone wanted to weaken the family while convincing people they were becoming more free,
Show notesToday we tackled one of the most painful and complicated realities modern families face: estrangement. While there are many different types of estrangement — political, theological, medical, relational, generational, rom
Show notesA businessman named Tim Sparks is restoring retro Pizza Huts across America — red cups, Pac-Man machines, stained-glass lamps, salad bars, and all. At first glance, it sounds ridiculous. But the emotional reaction people
Show notesIn this foundational episode of Hi, Kids!, we slow things down and define the language behind the conversations. Too many modern debates collapse because people use the same words to mean completely different things. Tod
Show notesIn today’s episode, we tackle one of the most controversial and emotionally charged cultural conversations of the modern era: the shifting roles of men and women in society, marriage, family, and faith. From the rise of
Show notesToday’s episode continues the generational conversation with a direct look at Gen X parents and the growing pattern of estrangement among Gen Z and Gen A. This is not a dismissal of hurt. It is a reality check on how it
Show notesIn this episode, we break down the major generations, from the Silent Generation and Baby Boomers to Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z, and beyond. We discuss the historical events, cultural shifts, economic realities, and famil
Show notesIn this powerful follow-up conversation, our daughter speaks candidly about the forces shaping young women today, social media, identity confusion, distorted views of freedom, and the growing trend of cutting off family
Show notesIn this deeply personal episode, we sit down with our younger daughter to talk openly about a painful chapter in our family story, her estrangement from us, the year and a half of distance, and the unexpected path to rec
Show notesIn today’s episode, we examine the modern concept of “dating” through a biblical lens. While the word dating does not appear anywhere in Scripture, the Bible is far from silent on relationships between men and women. We
Show notesIn today’s episode of Hi, Kids!, we reflect on the women who shaped our lives—our mothers and Tricia’s grandmother and great-grandmother—and challenge the modern tendency to misjudge an earlier generation of parents thro
Show notesIn this first video episode of Hi, Kids!, a hard line is drawn against one of the most dangerous assumptions in modern family conflict: the idea that someone can remain “neutral” while intervening in estrangement between
Show notesIn this episode, we take the argument further and confront a harder truth: the language and framework of therapeutic culture have not only shaped the broader culture, they have quietly reshaped the Church itself. Concept
Show notesIn today’s episode, we unpack a powerful analogy: life as a mud run. Every obstacle, every fall, every hardship leaves its mark. But the question is not whether we get covered in mud, it’s what we do with it. Too often,
Show notesIn today’s episode, we take a hard look at the growing culture of estrangement and the troubling patterns surrounding it. We explore how some individuals work to isolate children from their parents—often by silencing, di
Show notesIn today’s episode, we explore the powerful and sobering story of Absalom standing against his father, King David, at the city gate. While Absalom’s rebellion is often the focus, we take a deeper look at David’s role as
Show notesIn this episode, we take on a familiar but often overlooked dynamic inside Christian families and communities: the well-intended disclaimer, “It’s not my place to say, but…” What usually follows is not neutrality or wisd
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In this episode, we unpack the confusion between New Thought and New Age spirituality and how both have shaped modern ideas about freedom. What happens when freedom is redefined as living without accountability, authorit
Show notesWhen does “giving space” help heal a family—and when does it quietly become the wedge that tears it apart? In today’s culture, we often hear that adult children need “space” from their parents to work through conflict, h
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