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If you think it's hard to discern sound doctrine now, just wait another year or three. It's going to get worse. Much worse. So, what can you do right now to help your family endure? Start a routine of family Bible reading. Krista provides strategies for getting started.

Krista will interview Monique and our friend, Ariel Bovat, about their experience with domestic violence, as well as how to respond biblically to these tough situations.

This is the third in a series of teachings Krista has been doing about principles of better Bible study, and why this matters, ESPECIALLY when we are teaching children. As part of this discussion, she will be reviewing another lesson from the Orange Curriculum. She will also be talking a bit about her research on the Enneagram.

Inflation is skyrocketing. What is the impact of this on the poor? And how should Christians think about this? We talked with Christian economist, Jeffery Degner, who broke it all down for us.

I answer the number #1 question that I'm getting right now: "How can I figure out where a Christian college stands with regard to the Critical Social Theories? How do I know if the school is being biblically faithful?" For the last 18 months, I have been doing a deep dive into what's happening in Christian colleges. I have distilled 250+ hours of research and interviews into a 1-hour webinar to equip parents to pull back the curtain.

If you're wondering why only 2% of Gen Z has a biblical worldview, I have a theory. Plus, I am continuing to explore the importance of using proper principles for biblical interpretation, EVEN when it comes to teaching children. This is vital information for all Christian parents and kidmin pastors.

A growing number of children and teens are declaring themselves to be same sex attracted, non-binary, or gay curious. What strategies can Christian parents use to help guide their children through these choppy waters? We will be talking to Andrew Rodriguez, a therapist who specializes in treating clients who struggle with unwanted same sex attractions.

Let's talk about why proper Bible interpretation matters, even for children. ESPECIALLY for children. Krista takes a closer look at this week's 5/6 lesson in the Orange Curriculum. How are we training children to interpret the Bible?

Interview with Shirley Elliott Johns, author From Heartbroken to Hopeful

Monique and Krista finally get to meet Uncle Voddie! We discuss Voddie's experience growing up in South L.A. (very near Monique's neighborhood) and what his thoughts are about what he sees as legitimate justice issues that Christians ought to consider.