How can you lead a meaningful Passover Seder in your own home with your kids?

In this episode, I’m joined by Old Testament scholar, and mom, Dr. Christine Palmer to talk about how families can walk through a Passover Seder in a way that is both faithful and practical.

📎 Download the Family Passover Seder Guide: HERE

We discuss:

• What a Passover Seder is and why it matters
• How to include and engage your kids
• Simple, practical ways to lead a Seder at home

If you’ve ever wanted to make Passover more meaningful for your family but weren’t sure where to start, this conversation will give you clarity and confidence.

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How do you start discipling your kids in everyday life?

In this episode, we talk about what is discipleship, why it matters and how to begin in simple, practical ways at home. If you’ve ever felt unsure where to start, this will help you take clear first steps.

We’ll cover:

• What discipleship is in everyday life
• Why discipling your kids should be a priority
• Simple, practical ways to begin discipling your children

Are kids born sinful, or are they innocent? And when do they become accountable before God? In this episode, we walk through what the Bible teaches and what it means for how you disciple your kids.

We’ll cover:

• What Scripture says about a child’s sin nature
• The idea of an “age of accountability”
• How this should shape the way you parent and disciple your children

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Why do children matter so much—especially in the eyes of God?

In this episode, we take a biblical look at why children are significant and how Scripture describes their nature and their place in God's Kingdom. Understanding this shapes not only how we see our kids, but how we raise, serve, and disciple them.

We’ll cover:

• Why children matter to God
• What the Bible says about the nature of children
• Where a child's place is in God's Kingdom
• How this should shape the way we parent