Parenting Is Tough: Q&A With Pastor Jordan

Tune in to hear some thoughts and discussion with Jordan and guest Kyle Schumm about how the church can be prepared in our own homes and in our community from a biblical framework to address this hot topic. As the topic of Gender Identity is growing more and more prevalent, our responses to it must be God centered and filled with grace and truth.

Join Sam and Ashley Barnhill as we talk about the power of LOVE. Not only does God's love give us the strength to do what only God would call you to do, but it will also guide your every decision in relation to your family. Even if the call might seem impossible, God's love compels us to see the possible when our hearts naturally see the impossible.

Do you ever ask yourself how much time and influence do I really have in my kids lives? The answer is daunting and it starts by going back to the basics. Join Dan Borton (parent & grandparent) and Jordan as they discuss practical tips to take advantage of our time.

Join the conversation with Dave and Aleah Joseph as we discuss what it means to race to the heart of our kids. Our kids are being bombarded with identity issues, causes to fight over, and peer pressure to believe what the world believes. So the question is, who's going to win in the race to our kids hearts? The world's standards, or God's standards that are demonstrated, taught, and led from the home?

Have you ever NOT been ready to lead your kids into a discussion that comes up at the absolute worst times? Here's some insight from a veteran parent on when and how to approach these BIG TALKS!

What do you do when life hits you hard, and you don't know what to do? How do you begin to have a conversation with your kids about something that may be too difficult to share and explain? In this episode, Jordan suggests there is one practical tip everyone needs to hear.

Have you ever had a parent fail? Of course, you have because you're human. In this episode, Jordan talks with Sam about how God can work something good from our parenting failures. Our kids need to learn how to fail, and more importantly how to respond to failure. You are their greatest teacher!