Podcasts about chap bettis

In this episode, Chap Bettis sits down with Tim Challies and pastor Travis Rymer for a candid Q&A that closes out The Disciple-Making Parent's mini-series on suffering. Tim shares Scriptures and hymns that shaped his grief, how his family helped their daughters process loss, and why grief must never become our identity. You'll also hear practical counsel on balancing honest lament with trust in God's goodness, and on letting truth shape emotions rather than emotions shaping truth.Resources From This PodcastTim Challies: Suffering and Our Savior (#1 in series)Tim Challies: Personal Accounts of God's Goodness in Suffering (#2 in series)On Jordan's Stormy Banks, performed by Indelible GraceSeasons of Sorrow, by Tim ChalliesA Manifesto for Times of Suffering- Tim's “Grief Manifesto”Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy, by Mark VroegopTim Challies- Walking Through Deep Sorrow and Loss (Prior podcast interview) ​

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we start unpacking three hard topics that come up in conflict: forgiveness, reconciliation, and what some people call boundaries. We walk through a simple peacemaking framework, then clarify two complementary kinds of forgiveness: a heart-level decision to release the moral debt to God, and a relational forgiveness that enables reconciliation when repentance is present.We also talk about how to love people who will not repent, including how to stay open-hearted while setting wise limits that separate wisdom from folly, and how to rebuild trust proportionally over time. Along the way, we look at key passages like Acts 15, Matthew 18, Romans 12, and Luke 17, and we end with practical encouragement to pursue peace in a way that honors Christ.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent podcast, we continue our four-part series on biblical conflict resolution. We'll talk about why conflict is part of everyday life and how Scripture helps us respond with wisdom. We review the first two steps from Ken Sande's The Peacemaker and then focus on the decision point: when should we overlook an offense, when should we submit, and when should we go and gently restore.We walk through helpful criteria for making that call, like impact, responsibility, frequency, seriousness, and whether the issue is public or private. Then we cover practical, Christlike communication that aims for reconciliation, including listening well, asking clarifying questions, speaking humbly, and choosing the best setting for hard conversations. We also close with a clear warning about gossip and slander, and how to seek wise help without spreading harm. Topics Covered in This Week's Podcast01:20 Review02:30 Go, overlook, or submit?11:20 Wisdom for when to approach18:13 Go and gently restore39:39 Getting help while avoiding gossipResources From This PodcastBiblical Conflict Resolution Part 1- Introduction and the Call to Glorify GodBiblical Conflict Resolution Part 2- The Call to Get the Log Out of Our Own EyeThe Peacemaker, by Ken SandePursuing Peace, by Dr. Robert Jones

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent podcast, we continue our four-part series on biblical conflict resolution with part two, focusing on the essential practice of examining ourselves before addressing conflicts with others. We explore Jesus' teaching about removing the log from our own eye before pointing out the speck in someone else's eye, and why this principle is foundational to resolving disagreements in a God-honoring way.We discuss how to conduct an honest self-examination, looking at both our actions and attitudes that may have contributed to conflict. We explore common blind spots like argumentative spirits, passive-aggressive behavior, and the tendency to see ourselves as more righteous than we actually are. We also examine how leaders in particular need to be willing to acknowledge their blind spots and the impact their words and decisions can have on others. In the second half of the episode, we break down Ken Sande's Seven A's of Confession—a practical framework for asking forgiveness in a way that's genuine, specific, and transformative.We learn the difference between saying "I'm sorry" and truly asking for forgiveness, and why details like addressing everyone involved, avoiding qualifiers like "if" and "but," and accepting consequences matter so much in the reconciliation process. Whether you're navigating conflict in marriage, parenting, church leadership, or the workplace, this episode equips us with biblical tools to own our part, confess well, and move toward genuine restoration. 

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we begin a four-part series on biblical conflict resolution. We explore why conflict is inevitable in relationships—whether between spouses, parents and children, siblings, or within church and workplace settings—and examine what instruction God actually gives us for navigating these difficult situations.We establish that the first and most essential principle in any conflict is to glorify God and please Him above all else. Rather than focusing on controlling outcomes or changing the other person, we learn to ask: "How can I please God in this situation?" This vertical focus keeps us anchored to biblical commands rather than our emotions, and reminds us that we can always control our own response, even when we can't control the conflict's resolution.We conclude by considering the practical question: How would Jesus live in my situation right now? By aiming to act, react, and pray like Jesus—empowered by the Holy Spirit—we position ourselves to grow through conflict and pursue reconciliation in a way that honors God, regardless of the other person's response.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent, we explore one of life's most avoided topics: death and dying.We'll listen to a recent sermon from Chap where he talks about how Christians shouldn't fear talking about our final departure and what it means to "run through the tape" rather than coast into the finish line. We examine five biblical principles for facing old age and death with faith and joy, drawing from Paul's final words in 2 Timothy 4. We discuss how death is not the end but a portal to something better, why we should anticipate suffering in our final years, and how to keep our eyes fixed on Christ and heaven even as our bodies decay. We also wrestle with the physical, emotional, and social suffering that comes with aging, and why we should strive for joy instead of becoming sour in our later years.This conversation challenges us to develop a biblical strategy for finishing well, longing for heaven, and glorifying God even in our dying. 

Chap Bettis preaches "Running through the tape" from 2 Timothy 4:6-8, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Welcome back to The Way Home Podcast! We took a few weeks off of uploading as Dan has been touring with the release of his new book, In Defense of Christian Patriotism. If you haven't already, you can click the link below to purchase a copy. Buy Dan's Book We are so excited to have […] The post The Way Home Podcast: Chap Bettis on Managing Your Household Well appeared first on Daniel Darling.

Chap Bettis preaches "Do Not Worry" from Matthew 6:34, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we explore the profound importance of remembering God's works and sharing them with future generations. We examine how memory serves as a beautiful gift that connects our past experiences to present purpose.In this episode, Chap shares a powerful sermon from a church celebrating its 50th anniversary, where he emphasizes that the gospel continues through intentional remembrance and storytelling. We discover how remembering God's interventions—both the miraculous biblical events and the personal moments in our lives—strengthens our faith and keeps us following the Lord.Join us as we explore the vital mission of equipping parents and grandparents to raise children who not only love the Lord but become disciple-makers themselves, taking the gospel to the world. 

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent, we welcome Brian Croft to discuss the delicate balance between pastoral ministry and family life. We explore practical ways pastors can faithfully serve their church while prioritizing their spouse and children. Brian shares personal stories about adapting his parenting approach to meet each child's unique needs and how these family experiences have made him a more effective pastor. We discuss how receiving honest feedback from family members can improve preaching, and how explaining scripture to children helps create messages that connect with all ages. Brian also offers valuable insights on maintaining meaningful connections with children into adulthood and applying family leadership principles to church leadership.----Thanks for listening to the Disciple Making Parent podcast. We love offering resources to equip you in family discipleship for free, but we can only do that because of our faithful financial partners. Would you consider joining us? We're a small and lean ministry, and we make your kingdom dollars go far. So head on over to www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/partner---Sign up for the weekly newsletter at disciplemakingparent.com to receive the complete audiobook free. Part of our mission to help parents raise children who love the Lord and become disciple-makers.---Resources From This PodcastThe Pastor's Family, by Brian CroftPractical ShepherdingPodcast episode: Marriage Panel: A Real Life Conversation and EncouragementSermons to Children, by J.C. RyleManaging Your Households Well, by Chap Bettis

In this episode of the Small Town Summit Podcast, Ben sits down with Chap Bettis to discuss his book "Managing Your Household Well". We hope you enjoy this discussion on this very important topic. To learn more about Small Town Summits, please visit: www.smalltownsummits.comTo register for a summit in your state, please visit: www.smalltownsummits.com

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we continue our look at my newest book, Managing Your Households Well. We'll explore the vital connection between family and church leadership through Paul's teaching in 1 Timothy 3:5. We discover how leading a family well directly impacts church leadership, examining four key areas: leading effectively, communicating with purpose, handling conflict, and building character. We also discuss how true leadership involves both serving others and maintaining forward momentum in our God-given responsibilities. Resources Mentioned:Join Newsletter and get The Disciple-Making Parent audiobook for freeManaging Your Households Well - AmazonManaging Your Households Well bonuses

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we explore the critical but often misunderstood topic of managing our households well. We're excited to announce the release of Chap's new book "Managing Your Households Well" which examines how family leadership prepares us for church leadership.This episode unpacks two key insights from first half of the book. Chap discusses the delicate balance of authority and affection in both parenting and pastoring, and why authenticity matters more than maintaining a perfect appearance. Join us as we discover why managing our households well isn't about having a perfect family, but about leading with wisdom, respect, and genuine care.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we introduce a brand new Q & A format. Together, we'll look at crucial parenting topics including establishing parental authority in early years, handling temper tantrums, navigating disagreements between spouses on discipline methods, and responding to children's constant "why" questions. We'll consider practical wisdom on raising children who are both obedient and creative, emphasizing the importance of balancing firm boundaries with warm affection.-----Featured ResourcesParenting with Confidence Video Course: Get free access to this comprehensive parenting course with the purchase of a workbook. Perfect for individual study or small groups, covering topics like discipline, routines, and building authority with affection.The Disciple Making Parent Audiobook: Sign up for the weekly newsletter at disciplemakingparent.com to receive the complete audiobook free. Part of our mission to help parents raise children who love the Lord and become disciple-makers.

Chap Bettis, author of The Disciple-Making Parent, addresses the topic of anger and impatience in parenting—and more generally. He does so by addressing four truths from James 4:1–3: 1. We need to understand what anger is 2. We need to understand that sinful anger usually comes from a blocked goal or desire. 3. We need to understand that anger is a foe. 4. We need to understand that anger can be a friend.

Do you have teenagers in the house? Are you navigating the transition from childhood to the teenage years—and wondering how to guide them into adulthood? Whether you're helping them choose a college, explore training opportunities after high school, or seeking wisdom on how to disciple your young adult, this episode is here to help.Today, we will look at the first two chapters of Chap's newest book Launch: Biblical Help for Moving Your Teen or Young Adult into the Real World.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, I explore the spiritual discipline of making plans and resolutions for the new year. I look at how making noble plans is not just acceptable for Christians, but is actually an aspect of godliness.Through biblical examples and practical wisdom, I discuss how planning can be an act of imitating God, while also learning to hold our plans with an open hand. I share insights on seeking godly counsel, setting meaningful goals, and understanding how to approach personal growth in wisdom, physical health, spiritual life, and social relationships.Whether you're skeptical about New Year's resolutions or eager to make positive changes, this episode provides biblical perspective on how we can thoughtfully approach planning while staying anchored in God's guidance.

Chap Bettis preaches "Noble Plans and Noble Deeds" from Isaiah 32:8, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Your children will either spend eternity with Jesus or apart from him. In today's hostile environment, you need a strategy for raising your children in the Lord. Mike talks to Chap Bettis about his ministry and some of his resources for your parenting journey.   Mentioned in this podcast:   The Disciple-Making Parent ministry Get the book!   Noble Warriors YouTube channel   Noble Warriors is a 100% donor funded ministry! Click here to donate

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we celebrate a major milestone—our 100th episode! We'll take a moment to reflect on highlights from some standout episodes throughout the years.Highlights include:Episode 1: Solid Gold Advice from Seasoned Christian Pediatrician - Dr. Tom HinesEpisode 20: A Baby's First Year - Dr. Tom HinesEpisode 6: Bullying and the Gospel - Kevin McKayEpisode 65: Current Issues Teens Face (Part 1) - Travis RymerEpisode 66: Current Issues Teens Face (Part 2) - Travis RymerEpisode 68: Respect the Image: How to Communicate Well - Tim ShoreyEpisode 94: God at Work Aboard Mercy Ships - Bekah BettisEpisode 83: Marriage Panel: Real-Life Conversation and Encouragment - Chap and Sharon BettisEpisode 32: Gospel Infused Parenting - Bob and Julie KauflinEpisode 73: How to Shepherd Troubled and Angry Teens - Dr. Rick HorneEpisode 89: The Toxic War on Masculinity - Nancy PearceyEpisode 77: Glimpses of God's Glory - Chap BettisEpisode 78: Glimpses of Christ's Glory - Chap BettisEpisode 79: Glimpses of the Believer's Glory - Chap BettisEpisode 86: Honor: Our Duty to God and Others - Chap BettisEpisode 90: Understanding and Helping the Pastor's Kid - Barnabas PiperEpisode 59: Hope When You Lose a Child - Cameron ColeEpisode 72: Walking Through Deep Sorrows and Loss - Tim ChalliesEpisode 96: Characters of Easter - Dan DarlingEpisode 39: Characters of Christmas - Dan DarlingEpisode 54: Making Our Church a Safe Place - Jeff DalrympleThank you for being part of this journey. Here's to many more episodes to come! Be sure to check out my OTHER podcast The Disciple-Making Parent Audio Blog

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent Podcast, we share a sermon on Financial Instructions from The Master, where I share biblical teaching and practical suggestions on personal finance and generosity.At the end of the sermon, we'll reflecting on the importance of understanding that everything we have is a blessing from God, and our role is to be good stewards of these resources. So, join us as we navigate the complex world of finance through a biblical lens.

Chap Bettis preaches "Financial Instructions From the Owner" from Matthew 25:14-30, in this Sunday morning gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

In this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent podcast, we delve into how a biblical understanding of heaven can profoundly impact family dynamics and relationships. We'll explore themes of heaven, holiness, and their relevance to daily life, emphasizing the importance of actions that please God rather than seeking human approval.The episode highlights the anticipation of heaven as a motivation for Christians to live holy lives, especially in family contexts. We also discuss the reality of judgment and grace, offering practical advice for believers to apply in their daily lives and relationships.-----For more information about The Disciple-Making Parent or to join our newsletter visit: www.thedisciplemakingparent.com

Chap Bettis preaches "How Heaven Motivates Our Holiness" from 2 Corinthians 5:1-11, in this Sunday morning gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Homeschool News: We talk about the upcoming chess tournament, NCHE day with the Hornets, and discuss an analysis of homeschool population growth by the Washington Post. Homeschool Conversations: Matthew talks with Chap Bettis, author of The Disciple-Making Parent.

On this episode of The Disciple-Making Parent, we delve into the concept of honor and its significance in our modern world. Join us as we explore the meaning of honor and its relevance in today's narcissistic and therapeutic age. As we reflect on the duty and recipients of honor, we examine the potential impact of embracing this concept in our families and navigating the challenges of our current culture.For more information about The Disciple-Making Parent, visit thedisciplemakingparent.com.

On this episode, I share my personal experience as a homeschool parent, reflecting on the importance of not losing sight of the big picture in the day-to-day of parenting. We'll look at some key gospel principles that we may have forgotten in the midst of the busyness of raising our children. I highlight the importance of making discipleship the true goal of homeschooling and of finding our identity and significance in Christ. Even if you don't homeschool, but you're in the middle of your parenting years, I think that you will find this information immediately applicable.

Life moves quickly for parents and children alike. As a parent, I was reminded of this when my children shared something they learned in history class. What was once real life to me had become history to them, passed down through a textbook. Passing on God's great works and truths from generation to generation is a responsibility of parents, grandparents, and churches. In this episode, we look at Psalm 78 and its commands for us to leave a legacy of faith and encourage the next generation to put their hope in God.-----We want to help you raise strong disciples of Jesus Christ, who can stand strong in today's culture, and you can get the audiobook of the Disciple Making Parent absolutely free.Simply visit: http://www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/freeaudiobook/

Los amigos son un elemento esencial de la vida. Dios creó a los seres humanos para relacionarse entre sí, y la amistad es un invento precioso de Dios, dado como un don a sus criaturas. Pero para los niños y adolescentes, las amistades pueden tener una influencia desmedida o torcida, y los padres tenemos la responsabilidad de discipular a nuestros hijos en esta área importante de la vida. Chap Bettis nos ayuda a pensar bíblicamente sobre este tema.

Chap Bettis preaches from Luke 19:11, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Have you thought biblically and clearly about your coming glory? That's right. Your glory. Does that sound heretical to you? Then, you'll want to listen to this episode.In this episode, you'll be surprised at the findings that we, as believers, are headed for a glorious existence that we can't even imagine and will receive rewards or glory from Christ that will shock us. This is the third episode in a three-part series on glory.

In this episode, Ben sits down with Chap Bettis to talk about family discipleship in small places. Chap is the author of The Disciple-Making Parent and the executive director of the ministry with the same name. To learn more please visit www.thedisciplemakingparent.com. Small Town Summits are small, local, affordable gatherings of Christians who long for God's glory to spread throughout the small places of New England. We welcome pastors and lay leaders, men and women. Partnering with The Gospel Coalition New England, our Summits provide support, training, encouragement, and connection for New England churches beyond the urban centers. The goal of Small Town Summits is to see the small places of New England filled with healthy, missional, gospel-centered churches and Christian workers, for the glory of God. To partner with us financially, give here: https://www.smalltownsummits.com/give To see more details regarding next steps and financial needs, view this PDF. To volunteer your time and talents, email us here: SmallTownSummits@gmail.com To stay up to date on how to pray, subscribe to our newsletter here: https://www.smalltownsummits.com/contact For any and all other STS information, visit our website here: www.smalltownsummits.com.

Do you feel stuck in your spiritual walk? Are you an older Christian who opens his Bible and thinks, "I've heard this before?" Do you worry that you are coasting in your Christian life? In this episode, we will look at the key to finishing strong, which is pressing more into the glory of Christ. We will learn Jesus is the focal point of God's glory, and we are to sense that glory increasingly. This is the second episode in a three-part series on glory.

What does it mean to glorify God? How do we live for the glory of God, and how does it apply to our family? In the next three podcasts, we will explore the subject of glory. Glory is a word we use regularly, but we don't actually know what it means. I've had the privilege of thinking about the answer and preaching several Sunday messages on that topic. In this first podcast, Glimpses of God's Glory, you can listen to a short topical sermon. We will see four different uses of the word, which explains why we struggle to understand it. And we will think about how the word glory is used in a survey of scripture. Once you understand this teaching, the word glory will pop out at you all over scripture.Why is this important on a podcast, usually devoted to family discipleship? It's to remind us that everything is not about family discipleship. Everything is ultimately about Jesus; when parents and pastors are reminded of this truth, we'll be healthier leaders.______________We want to help you raise strong disciples of Jesus Christ, who can stand strong in today's culture, and you can get the audiobook of the Disciple Making Parent absolutely free.Simply visit: thedisciplemakingparent.com/freeaudiobook/

Chap Bettis preaches "Glimpses of the Believer's Glory" from 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

In any marriage, there will be disagreements, but do you know how to keep your conflict constructive rather than destructive? The issue is not whether we'll have conflict or not, but whether that conflict will be destructive or constructive. Constructive conflict leads to a new understanding of each other, the issue, and ourselves. You end up closer together at the end. Destructive conflict, on the other hand, results in continued upset and bitterness. It leads the parties to pull away emotionally. So how do we prevent destructive marriage conflict? It's vitally important that we understand this because our marriage displays Christ to a watching world and to our watching children. Well, that's the subject of this podcast. We're gonna talk about Preventing Destructive Martial Conflict.-----This podcast is a crossover from my other podcast The Disciple-Making Parent Audioblog. In that podcast, I read my blog posts in audio format for your convenience. If you enjoy today's short podcast, I urge you to subscribe.

Chap Bettis preaches from John 13:31-32, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Chap Bettis preaches "Glimpses of the Glory of God" from Luke 2:8-14, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

Pastors Tony & Ben talk with Chap Bettis about how we navigate children who seemingly walk away from the Christian faith. Check out Chap's ministry here https://www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/ Here is a relevant blog article for this discussion. https://www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/how-do-children-make-their-faith-their-own/

Chap Bettis encourages parents to be more intentional about sharing the Gospel with their children. Chap also addresses “pharisee parenting” where mums and dads need to be sure their own walk with the Lord is solid before preaching to their kids. Book by guest: The Disciple-Making Parent: A Comprehensive Guidebook for Raising Your Children to Love and Follow Jesus Christ.

God cares about our words. Our words are powerful. They can encourage someone made in God's image or discourage them. Do you need some challenge to honor the Lord with your words?I recently preached on Ephesians 4:29. In that passage, God tells us that we're not to let any on wholesome or corrupting talk, come out of our mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up others according to their needs.All of us need to grow in becoming a godly communicator and I think this sermon might help you in that process. ——I'd like to remind you about our video Bible study Parenting with Patience.It's perfect for those who are in a sin confess, sin confess cycle with anger in the home. I struggled with anger and the truths contained in this study helped me tremendously. And in the launch period, we're giving away a one year subscription of the videos for free with the purchase of a workbook.Visit www.parentingwithpatiencestudy.com for more information.

Transcript: Hello, this is Pastor Don of Christ Redeemer Church. Welcome to The Kingdom Perspective. If parenting is anything, it is a divinely mandated opportunity to grow in patience. Now, for many of us, this suggestion may feel like a cruel joke, or at least somewhat tone deaf to the painful madness of parenting in the real world. We are tired of being patient! Patience is perhaps the most difficult virtue. It takes work. Hard work. But, no pain; no gain. Perhaps you know the old joke: you should never ask the Lord to grow you in patience—for the only way God can answer that prayer is to allow challenging people or problems into your life. Situations that force you to bear up underneath—to wait! Indeed, the New Testament word for patience, quite literally, means “long tempered” or “long suffering”. Nonetheless, St. Paul lists patience first in his description of what love is (1 Corinthians 13). “Love is patient. Love is kind.” Etc. Indeed, patience belongs to the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23). So, we can be assured that patience is exactly what Jesus is working in us. Now, to assist you in your parenting, I'd like to direct you to some helpful resources. The book Parenting with Patience: Overcoming Anger in your Home by Chap Bettis is excellent. Likewise, Parenting by Paul David Tripp provides a good overview. Go to the transcript of this podcast on our website for details and for more suggestions. Bottom line: we grow in our patience when we feast on Jesus's patience toward us. Something to think about from The Kingdom Perspective. “Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. ‘Honor your father and mother' (this is the first commandment with a promise), ‘that it may go well with you and that you may live long in the land.' Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.” ~Ephesians 6:1-4 (ESV) “Children, obey your parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord. Fathers, do not provoke your children, lest they become discouraged.” ~ Colossians 3:20-21 (ESV) Some parenting resources: • Parenting with Patience by Chap Bettis • Grace-Based Parenting by Tim Kimmel • Parenting by Paul David Tripp

Chap Bettis preaches "Communication that Creates Community" from Ephesians 4:29, in this Sunday morning gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

It's easy as Christians to get into a sin confess cycle that we don't actually back up and think about what comes before the sin. Once you start looking, you'll find that both the concept and the word temptation are all over scripture.We would do well to recover and think about the biblical teaching on temptation and how it benefits those of us seeking to live out the gospel in our home.In this episode we'll look at a proper understanding of temptation and how it can help frame the way we understand ourselves and shepherd our children.

Chap Bettis encourages parents to be more intentional about sharing the Gospel with their children. Chap also addresses “pharisee parenting” where moms and dads need to be sure their own walk with the Lord is solid before preaching to their kids. Receive the book "The Disciple-Making Parent" for your donation of any amount! Plus, receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today. Your monthly support helps families thrive: https://donate.focusonthefamily.com/don-daily-broadcast-product-2022-07-08?refcd=1429605 Get more episode resources: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/episodes/broadcast/helping-your-kids-know-god-better/#featured-resource-cta If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback: https://focusonthefamily.com/podcastsurvey/

Chap Bettis preaches from Matthew 15:1-9, in this Sunday evening gathering of Grace Harbor Church.

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