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Hosted by InterVarsity Press · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Christian parents have a daunting task: helping their kids to love and follow Jesus in a world that doesn’t. But with the right tools, perspectives, and practices, discipling the next generation can be a creative, joyful, and faith-building adventure. Join Sarah Cowan Johnson, award-winning author of Teach Your Children Well, as she and her guests examine how the biblical story offers wisdom and good news for the twenty-first century parent.
InterVarsity Press hosts The Teach Your Children Well Podcast, a kids show with 11 episodes published.
What does it take to raise resilient, Jesus-following kids when it feels like you’re swimming upstream against culture, norms, and sometimes even your own doubts? In this final extended episode of the season, Sarah Cowan
Parenting under constant stress and busyness takes a real toll, not just on our health, relationships, and spiritual well-being, but also on our children. In this episode of The Teach Your Children Well Podcast, Tracie B
Feeling unsure about how to talk to your kids about sex? Many Christian parents want to raise their kids with a healthy understanding of sex, sexuality, and identity. But most don’t know where to start. Some are still wo
What are the messages that boys are receiving about manhood from the culture around them? In this episode of The Teach Your Children Well Podcast, host Sarah Cowan Johnson sits down with pastor and author Jon Tyson for a
Grief is not a detour from discipleship—it’s part of it. When families walk through loss, parents often don’t know how to support their kids and process their own pain at the same time. What do we say? What do we do? And
What is the ultimate goal that we are seeking for our kids’ lives? As parents, it’s easy to fall into the trap of valuing our children’s performance, grades, goals, and awards more than our children themselves. But when
Phones at the dinner table. DMs at midnight. Screens that seem impossible to put down. Digital life is part of everyday life. But how do we raise wise, healthy, spiritually grounded kids in the midst of it? In this episo
From playgrounds to high school hallways to your kitchen table, more families than ever are feeling the weight of fear, stress, and emotional overwhelm. As parents, it’s hard enough to manage our own emotions, let alone
What if your child doesn’t “fit the mold” of what is considered successful and flourishing? Christian parents in today’s culture can get swept up in the pursuit of achievement, perfection, and performance. They often fee
Your children are already being discipled. The question is: by whom? In today’s fast-paced, screen-saturated culture, spiritual formation is happening all the time—often invisibly. Our habits shape what we love, and what
Parenting in today’s world can be a daunting task. Our kids are surrounded by increasing cultural pressure, whether it’s around technology, academic achievement, or finding their identity. And many Christian parents feel
Sarah Cowan Johnson
author of Teach Your Children Well
1 appearance on this show
Jon Tyson
pastor and author · Church of the City New York
1 appearance on this show
Natasha Smith
grief advocate, author, speaker, podcaster, content creative, certified grief educator · How to Bloom
1 appearance on this show
Rob Dixon
exercise physiologist · Human Powered Health
1 appearance on this show
Jamie Gordon
social worker and advocate for digital well-being · The Mighty Shed
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Kevin Chapman
Moving Toward Emotional Maturity: Biblical Principles for Emotional Health · Kentucky Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders
1 appearance on this show
Amy Julia Becker
Disability Advocate and Author
1 appearance on this show
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