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Hosted by GoodKind · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 192 episodes
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At GoodKind, we create resources that help people engage with God and one another. We do this by helping you cultivate the GoodKind of habits and holiday practices.On this podcast, we'll discuss how to be intentional with your habits and holidays, taking the opportunities of the season ahead to create meaningful moments for you and your family.
GoodKind hosts The GoodKind Podcast, a religion show with 192 episodes published.
Originally published September 2025 · One of our most requested episodes We're bringing back one of our favorite (and most requested!) conversations from last year! Content warning: While we don't use any explicit langua
Exercise gets harder as we get older—not necessarily because our bodies can't do it, but because it's harder to find purpose, community, and fun in the process. In this episode, Clayton sits down with Chris to talk about
Why did Jesus so often respond to questions with another question, a story, or an unexpected answer? In this episode, Chris and Amy explore one of the most fascinating aspects of Jesus' teaching style: His tendency to av
Summer is supposed to be simple, but somehow everyone has strong opinions about it. In this lighthearted episode, Clayton and Amy share their hottest summer takes—from whether pools are actually fun, to the rise and fall
If you've been around GoodKind for any length of time, you've probably heard Clayton talk about Dad Camp. What began as a creative way to give his daughter a camp experience she otherwise might not have had has become on
Summary Are we accidentally teaching our kids that fun is something you buy, schedule, or constantly optimize? In this episode, Clayton, Chris, and Amy explore the pressure many parents feel to create memorable experienc
What’s the difference between being a good person and being a Christian? In this conversation, Clayton, Chris, and Amy wrestle with a question many parents eventually face: if our neighbors, friends, and classmates seem
In a culture that constantly pushes achievement, performance, and productivity, many families are left asking an important question: What is school actually for? In this episode, we explore the growing pressure kids face
Summer has a way of sneaking up on us. One minute it feels like spring, and the next everyone is mentally checked out for vacation mode. In this episode, Clayton, Amy, and Chris talk about the rhythms of “Summer One” — t
Content Warning : We're talking about difficult passages in the Bible, and while appropriate for most listeners, we want you to know there are light references to sex, drunkenness, war, and other topics from Scripture. I
We’re revisiting one of the key conversations that has shaped how we think—and what we build—at GoodKind. In this episode, Clayton, Chris, and Amy explore how the stories we tell shape identity, belief, and purpose—espec
Food is more than what’s on the plate—it shapes how our families think about gratitude, choice, and contentment. In this episode, the team talks picky eating, dessert debates, and how different approaches to food play ou
This week, we’re revisiting a conversation that feels more relevant than ever. In this episode of The GoodKind Podcast , Clayton, Chris, and Amy explore the rhythm of Saturdays—what they used to be, what they’ve become,
What do you do when your kids come home asking about another religion—or want to participate in a cultural celebration you don’t fully understand? From Holi festivals to Ramadan dinners to Lunar New Year traditions, toda
What does it mean to wait well in a world that moves fast? In this episode, we wrestle with our obsession with time—how we measure it, rush through it, and often try to control it. From grocery store lines to life-alteri
Is lying always wrong? What about white lies, exaggerations, or leaving out part of the story? In this episode, we explore what it really means to tell the truth—and why it’s not always as simple as it seems. From funny
Easter is one of the most meaningful celebrations of the year… so why does it sneak up on us so often? In this episode of The GoodKind Podcast, Clayton, Chris, and Amy dive into everything from why Easter changes dates e
What are TV shows actually doing to us? In this episode of the GoodKind Podcast, Clayton, Chris, and Amy wrestle with a surprisingly important question: when we sit down to watch a show, are we just relaxing—or are we be
What does sacrifice actually mean in the Christian life—and is it supposed to feel costly? In this Ask the Seminarians episode, we wrestle with the tension between comfort and obedience, desire and surrender. Is sacrific
Sibling relationships are some of the most complicated — and formative — relationships in our lives. Some of us grew up sharing bedrooms and birthday cakes. Some of us have siblings through adoption. Some of us have frie
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The GoodKind Podcast is hosted by GoodKind. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 192 episodes.
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