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Bringing Biblical and American Values Back to the Public Square with Kirk Cameron

Kirk Cameron joins me today! Another Brave Books author, Kirk’s passion for bringing traditional biblical and American values back to the public square is contagious and reviving hope for families everywhere. He is sharing his concerns about the content being promoted in libraries and the influence it has on children’s values and beliefs and how much storytime can affect a children’s upbringing. I know you’ll be encouraged!

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Mailbox Monday | Family Separation Due to Medical Decisions | I’m Not Qualified to Homeschool?

I’m answering listener questions today and sharing your words for the year! My son says I can’t see my grandchild because of my medical decisions. | Our church is leaving us hungry for more instruction. | When should we tell our kids about our previous marriages? | I want to homeschool, but my husband says I’m not qualified because I’m just a nurse.

Thank you for being a part of this community!

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Seeking Health with Dr. Mark Sherwood

Dr. Mark Sherwood with me today as we reassess goals for the new year! We’re talking about postpartum depression, natural ways to manage it, the importance of vitamin D and progesterone, and alternative solutions to medication. We’re also hitting the benefits of MCT oil, the effects of fluoride on teeth and gums, and the use of hydrogen water for various health conditions. Dr. Mark also addresses questions about mood swings and how to have challenging discussions with teen boys.

(Parents may want to preview the section on teen boys before listening with small children.)

During Happy Hour we’re talking about Dr. Mark’s favorite coffee mix, benefits of oregano oil, kidney stones, scoliosis, and overstimulated kids. Join us!

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For The Sake of Our Children, Education Must Be of Critical Importance in 2024

As we move into 2024, we’re seeing more and more teachers’ union representatives talking about comprehensive sex education and why they believe that parents should *not* have the final authority in the lives of their children as it relates to government education and what those kids are being taught. The agenda of the NEA permeates all of our government schools, even those in rural America, and we’re going to look at it specifically. Today, I’m going to focus on education and why I think it should be the preeminent issue in the 2024 elections and in the hearts and minds of parents. I implore you, for the sake of our children, to hear my heart on this issue.

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What Does The Bible Teach Us About Family Relationships?

Have you ever felt stagnant in your relationships? Maybe it’s a relationship with a sibling, your parents or your spouse. The Bible has a lot of generational wisdom for you with regard to thriving in your relationships. Today, I’m talking about how we can grow our relationships in 2024 and beyond. If you would like some encouragement in this area of your life, stick around.

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Mythbusting: We Can’t Do It All And We Do Need Each Other

Most people have a hard time asking for help. When I started homeschooling, I realized how much I really needed a community. Our social media culture can make us think we should “do it all” and prove it with pictures to boot. It’s a lie that sucks the life out of us, and I’m here to tell you the truth. We were created for community and we are better together.

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