Get ready to dive deep into the spiritual realm on the next episode of Carseat Questions! Join Eddie and Lauren as they welcome special guest Jared Kennedy to unpack the essential topic of teaching your kids about the Holy Spirit and how do we introduce the concept of the Holy Spirit to our children in a way that's engaging and age-appropriate?

Throughout this conversation, Jared shares insight on how to equip parents with the tools to guide their children in discovering the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Whether you're a seasoned believer seeking fresh approaches or a new parent navigating the waters of faith, this episode is a must-listen. Join Eddie, Lauren, and Jared for a conversation that teaches families to cultivate a spiritual life, that invites the Holy Spirit to be an active and integral part of their every day.

Jared Kennedy serves as an editor for The Gospel Coalition. He is series editor for the TGC Hard Questions series and the author of books like Keeping Your Children’s Ministry on Mission, The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible, and with Kevin Hippolyte and Trey Kullman, Faith Builder Catechism: Devotions to Level Up Your Family Discipleship. He and his wife, Megan, live with their three daughters in Louisville, Kentucky, where they are a part of Sojourn Church Midtown.

The Gospel Coalition: The Gospel Coalition

Jared's Ministry: Gospel Centered Family

Get ready to dive deep into the spiritual realm on the next episode of Carseat Questions! Join Eddie and Lauren as they welcome special guest Jared Kennedy to unpack the essential topic of teaching your kids about the Holy Spirit and how do we introduce the concept of the Holy Spirit to our children in a way that's engaging and age-appropriate?
Throughout this conversation, Jared shares insight on how to equip parents with the tools to guide their children in discovering the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Whether you're a seasoned believer seeking fresh approaches or a new parent navigating the waters of faith, this episode is a must-listen. Join Eddie, Lauren, and Jared for a conversation that teaches families to cultivate a spiritual life, that invites the Holy Spirit to be an active and integral part of their every day. Jared Kennedy serves as an editor for The Gospel Coalition. He is series editor for the TGC Hard Questions series and the author of books like Keeping Your Children’s Ministry on Mission, The Beginner’s Gospel Story Bible, and with Kevin Hippolyte and Trey Kullman, Faith Builder Catechism: Devotions to Level Up Your Family Discipleship. He and his wife, Megan, live with their three daughters in Louisville, Kentucky, where they are a part of Sojourn Church Midtown.
The Gospel Coalition: <a href="https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/">The Gospel Coalition</a>
Jared's Ministry: <a href="https://gospelcenteredfamily.com/">Gospel Centered Family</a>

God Lives Inside of Me? Kids + The Holy Spirit

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What do we really mean when we teach our children the lyrics to the sweet, familiar song Jesus Loves Me? How do we teach them about love? Is it the same as mom and dad’s love? No! What we are talking about here is Agape Love: the unique love of God. How do we share that? Model that? Distinguish God’s unique love with our children? Dr. Megan Clunnan is here on CarSeat Questions to chat with us all about God’s love. 

Dr. Megan Clunan is the Program Head of Moody Bible Institute’s Human Services, Crisis and Trauma Care, and Christian Psychology programs. Dr. Clunan is also a licensed counselor with a focus on working with adolescent issues, childhood trauma, overcoming shame-based identities, and topics related to marriage and family. She is also the creator and host of the weekly podcast No More Shame, a podcast dedicated to using the tools of psychology and truths of Christian theology to break the shame narrative and heal the wounds that hold us back. Dr. Clunan and her husband of 16 years serve in Student Ministry in their local church and are the parents of two children (ages 12 and 7). 

What do we really mean when we teach our children the lyrics to the sweet, familiar song Jesus Loves Me? How do we teach them about love? Is it the same as mom and dad’s love? No! What we are talking about here is Agape Love: the unique love of God. How do we share that? Model that? Distinguish God’s unique love with our children? Dr. Megan Clunnan is here on CarSeat Questions to chat with us all about God’s love. 
Dr. Megan Clunan is the Program Head of Moody Bible Institute’s Human Services, Crisis and Trauma Care, and Christian Psychology programs. Dr. Clunan is also a licensed counselor with a focus on working with adolescent issues, childhood trauma, overcoming shame-based identities, and topics related to marriage and family. She is also the creator and host of the weekly podcast <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-more-shame/id1705807934">No More Shame</a>, a podcast dedicated to using the tools of psychology and truths of Christian theology to break the shame narrative and heal the wounds that hold us back. Dr. Clunan and her husband of 16 years serve in Student Ministry in their local church and are the parents of two children (ages 12 and 7).

God's Love vs. Mom + Dad's Love with Dr. Megan Clunan

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MINE MINE MINE! If you’re a parent, you may have heard this word emphatically insisted by your little one. The concepts of ownership, sharing and generosity can be really hard to teach and ultimately, hard for children to understand. So where do we start? How can we begin instilling generosity in our children at a very young age? How does a child’s reception to sharing as a 2 year old influence their willingness for gospel generosity as an adult? Join us for a conversation with Dr. Gregg Quiggle to find out. 

Gregg Quiggle (B.A. Wheaton College, M.A. Wheaton College, M.A. Marquette University, Ph.D. Open University) was the D. L. Moody Professor of Historical Theology and The Dean of Study Abroad at Moody Bible Institute. He is a contributing author to several books, including D. L Moody: First International Evangelist, The History of the MBI Doctrinal Statement, Proclaiming Jesus in Water Bread and Wine: The Place of Baptism in the Gospel and Nothing but the Blood: The Substitutionary Atonement of Christ. Most recently, he contributed to Moody’s One Volume Seminary. He is married to Mary and lives in Wheaton, IL. They have two adult children. He recently retired. In addition to speaking and writing, he is running a Christian History Tour company – Quotelos Travel Service - https://quotelostravelservice.com/

MINE MINE MINE! If you’re a parent, you may have heard this word emphatically insisted by your little one. The concepts of ownership, sharing and generosity can be really hard to teach and ultimately, hard for children to understand. So where do we start? How can we begin instilling generosity in our children at a very young age? How does a child’s reception to sharing as a 2 year old influence their willingness for gospel generosity as an adult? Join us for a conversation with Dr. Gregg Quiggle to find out. 
Gregg Quiggle (B.A. Wheaton College, M.A. Wheaton College, M.A. Marquette University, Ph.D. Open University) was the D. L. Moody Professor of Historical Theology and The Dean of Study Abroad at Moody Bible Institute. He is a contributing author to several books, including D. L Moody: First International Evangelist, The History of the MBI Doctrinal Statement, Proclaiming Jesus in Water Bread and Wine: The Place of Baptism in the Gospel and Nothing but the Blood: The Substitutionary Atonement of Christ. Most recently, he contributed to Moody’s One Volume Seminary. He is married to Mary and lives in Wheaton, IL. They have two adult children. He recently retired. In addition to speaking and writing, he is running a Christian History Tour company – Quotelos Travel Service - <a href="https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fquotelostravelservice.com%2F&amp;data=05%7C02%7Cemma.nussbaum%40moody.edu%7C5857e6cf69084cb5e7f008dc3891c137%7Cc82354df7b3646468e6a064160399dcd%7C1%7C0%7C638447445890196991%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C0%7C%7C%7C&amp;sdata=zpJg3BjJZdiapxPeh29gXKmc1z5RbFzrphMW4ssyHEo%3D&amp;reserved=0">https://quotelostravelservice.com/</a>

My Kids Hate Sharing: A Discussion on Generosity with Dr. Gregg Quiggle

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As parents, we navigate through countless conversations with our children, from the miracles of Jesus to the complexities of life and death. Today, we discuss a tender topic, exploring how to broach the topic of death with our little ones. In a world filled with questions and uncertainties, how do we approach this delicate subject with grace and honesty? Join us as we delve into the depths of understanding and compassion, seeking to guide our children through understanding this aspect of our lives on earth.

Kim Erickson began following Christ after the death of her three-year-old son from strep throat in 2008. Her growing relationship with the Lord and her Bible saved her from the pit of grieving the loss of a child. She developed a deep, abiding love for the Word of God and began a writing and speaking ministry. Her website is www.KimAErickson.com. She is the author of His Last Words, a Bible study of the Gospel of John, chapters 13-17 (Moody 2017). She also has a second book set to release next year: Sorrow & Survival ~ A Mother’s Guide to Surviving the Loss of a Child (Moody 2020).

Kim is also an attorney who practiced business litigation for thirteen years before becoming a law professor. Kim earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education. She lives in Florida with her husband and son, and she loves to read and watch movies.

As parents, we navigate through countless conversations with our children, from the miracles of Jesus to the complexities of life and death. Today, we discuss a tender topic, exploring how to broach the topic of death with our little ones. In a world filled with questions and uncertainties, how do we approach this delicate subject with grace and honesty? Join us as we delve into the depths of understanding and compassion, seeking to guide our children through understanding this aspect of our lives on earth.
Kim Erickson began following Christ after the death of her three-year-old son from strep throat in 2008. Her growing relationship with the Lord and her Bible saved her from the pit of grieving the loss of a child. She developed a deep, abiding love for the Word of God and began a writing and speaking ministry. Her website is <a href="http://www.KimAErickson.com">www.KimAErickson.com</a>. She is the author of His Last Words, a Bible study of the Gospel of John, chapters 13-17 (Moody 2017). She also has a second book set to release next year: Sorrow &amp; Survival ~ A Mother’s Guide to Surviving the Loss of a Child (Moody 2020).
Kim is also an attorney who practiced business litigation for thirteen years before becoming a law professor. Kim earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education. She lives in Florida with her husband and son, and she loves to read and watch movies.

How to Talk to Kids About Death feat. Kim Erickson

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Pregnancy loss is an all-too-painful reality of our world. Many women experience pregnancy loss in the form of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancies, or stillbirths, and yet, the prevalence of pregnancy loss doesn’t seem to make it any less painful. How should Christians respond to this? What does it look like to grieve and mourn? To find comfort in God’s arms? How can / should women tell their other children about this sad reality in a way that is caring to their little hearts and minds? Join us for a conversation with Erica Kursak from Grace and Beauty Ministries. Whether you’ve experienced pregnancy loss or not, you’ll find deep comfort in how God holds us in our grief. 

Erica has been married to her husband, Nathan, for close to 17 years, and they have four children, ages 6-11. They live in Akron, OH where Nathan is the pastor of missions and Erica homeschools their children and teaches private piano lessons. She graduated from Cedarville University with a degree in psychology, and Westminster Theological Seminary with a Masters in Biblical counseling. She has written the curriculum for Grace and Beauty Ministries, a support group for women walking through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, or the death of a child. 

Pregnancy loss is an all-too-painful reality of our world. Many women experience pregnancy loss in the form of miscarriage, ectopic pregnancies, or stillbirths, and yet, the prevalence of pregnancy loss doesn’t seem to make it any less painful. How should Christians respond to this? What does it look like to grieve and mourn? To find comfort in God’s arms? How can / should women tell their other children about this sad reality in a way that is caring to their little hearts and minds? Join us for a conversation with Erica Kursak from Grace and Beauty Ministries. Whether you’ve experienced pregnancy loss or not, you’ll find deep comfort in how God holds us in our grief. 
Erica has been married to her husband, Nathan, for close to 17 years, and they have four children, ages 6-11. They live in Akron, OH where Nathan is the pastor of missions and Erica homeschools their children and teaches private piano lessons. She graduated from Cedarville University with a degree in psychology, and Westminster Theological Seminary with a Masters in Biblical counseling. She has written the curriculum for Grace and Beauty Ministries, a support group for women walking through infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, or the death of a child.

Pregnancy Loss: How + When to Talk with Kids with Erica Kursak

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As parents, we often grapple with how to introduce difficult topics to our kids and God's Grace can be an especially difficult one. Join us in learning from today's special guest, Scott Lessing, as we explore grace through Scott's personal stories, scripture, and more. Through the lens of faith and empathy, we navigate the depths of God's grace. Tune in as this is one episode you do not want to miss. 



Scott Lessing is an Associate Pastor of Grace and leads the Lorain Campus of Grace Church at the Lorain Men's Correctional Institution in Ohio. He earned his BS and MS in Sports Medicine from Ohio University in 1997/1998.  Scott met his wife, Maureen, while they were both attending Ohio University.  They returned to Cleveland in 2001 and are having a blast raising their two kiddos, Carter and Callie. After working 13 years in Sports Medicine and 4 years in Medical Sales, Scott responded to the call to full-time ministry in 2012.

Scott enjoys equipping people to grow in who they are as a follower of Jesus. It is amazing for him to see people transform spiritually as they dive into the Word and begin to experience God. He is an ordained pastor in the C&MA. You can find Scott spending time with Maureen, the kids, drinking a good cup of coffee, and cheering on those pesky Red Sox. Scott enjoys great discussions, all outdoor activities, eating good food with others, golfing, and a good book.

As parents, we often grapple with how to introduce difficult topics to our kids and God's Grace can be an especially difficult one. Join us in learning from today's special guest, Scott Lessing, as we explore grace through Scott's personal stories, scripture, and more. Through the lens of faith and empathy, we navigate the depths of God's grace. Tune in as this is one episode you do not want to miss. 
 
Scott Lessing is an Associate Pastor of Grace and leads the Lorain Campus of Grace Church at the Lorain Men's Correctional Institution in Ohio. He earned his BS and MS in Sports Medicine from Ohio University in 1997/1998.  Scott met his wife, Maureen, while they were both attending Ohio University.  They returned to Cleveland in 2001 and are having a blast raising their two kiddos, Carter and Callie. After working 13 years in Sports Medicine and 4 years in Medical Sales, Scott responded to the call to full-time ministry in 2012.
Scott enjoys equipping people to grow in who they are as a follower of Jesus. It is amazing for him to see people transform spiritually as they dive into the Word and begin to experience God. He is an ordained pastor in the C&amp;MA. You can find Scott spending time with Maureen, the kids, drinking a good cup of coffee, and cheering on those pesky Red Sox. Scott enjoys great discussions, all outdoor activities, eating good food with others, golfing, and a good book.

Parenting with God's Grace with Scott Lessing

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Dr. Andrew Beaty has eleven children that bear the image of God. Among these children exists a wide range of physical and mental disabilities. With this special family comes special responsibilities, not only for the Beaty family but for the church. Join us for this week’s episode of CarSeat Questions for a conversation all about special needs families: how to love them, pray for them, and act on their behalf in accordance with God’s word. 

Organizations:
Joni & Friends
Key Ministry

Books:
Unbroken Faith: Spiritual Recovery for the Special-needs Parent by Diane Dokko Kim
Sharing Love Abundantly in Special Needs Families: The 5 Love Languages for Parents Raising Children with Disabilities by Gary Chapman and Jolene Philo
Same Lake Different Boat: Coming Alongside People Touched by Disability by Stephanie Hubach
A Good and Perfect Gift: Faith, Expectations, and a Little Girl Named Penny by Amy Julia Becker
Born Broken: An Adoptive Journey by Kristin Berry
Real Families, Real Needs by Joni and Friends

Moody Online
Undergraduate courses, certificates, and degrees in Disability Ministry, Crisis and Trauma Care, Christian Psychology, and Human Services
Graduate certificate in Christian Counseling, Trauma-Informed Counseling (via hy-flex or in person in Chicago and Plymouth, MI), MA in Counseling Psychology, emphasis in Christian Counseling for MA-Ministry Studies and MDiv
Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Care and Counseling

Dr. Andrew Beaty has eleven children that bear the image of God. Among these children exists a wide range of physical and mental disabilities. With this special family comes special responsibilities, not only for the Beaty family but for the church. Join us for this week’s episode of CarSeat Questions for a conversation all about special needs families: how to love them, pray for them, and act on their behalf in accordance with God’s word. 
Organizations:
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<li><a href="https://joniandfriends.org/">Joni &amp; Friends</a><a href="https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.keyministry.org%2F&amp;data=05%7C02%7Cemma.nussbaum%40moody.edu%7C43f3d09fab3c41ff00f008dc190e9b76%7Cc82354df7b3646468e6a064160399dcd%7C1%7C0%7C638412797756073002%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&amp;sdata=Qnmv%2BtdmJEvjLijPqr7kupNICRCW1Wup3TiqtPkTS7s%3D&amp;reserved=0" data-ogsc=""></a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.keyministry.org/">Key Ministry</a></li>
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Books:
<ul>
<li>Unbroken Faith: Spiritual Recovery for the Special-needs Parent by Diane Dokko Kim</li>
<li>Sharing Love Abundantly in Special Needs Families: The 5 Love Languages for Parents Raising Children with Disabilities by Gary Chapman and Jolene Philo</li>
<li>Same Lake Different Boat: Coming Alongside People Touched by Disability by Stephanie Hubach</li>
<li>A Good and Perfect Gift: Faith, Expectations, and a Little Girl Named Penny by Amy Julia Becker</li>
<li>Born Broken: An Adoptive Journey by Kristin Berry</li>
<li>Real Families, Real Needs by Joni and Friends</li>
</ul>
<a href="https://www.moody.edu/online" data-ogsc="">Moody Online</a>
<ul>
<li>Undergraduate courses, certificates, and degrees in Disability Ministry, Crisis and Trauma Care, Christian Psychology, and Human Services</li>
<li>Graduate certificate in Christian Counseling, Trauma-Informed Counseling (via hy-flex or in person in Chicago and Plymouth, MI), MA in Counseling Psychology, emphasis in Christian Counseling for MA-Ministry Studies and MDiv</li>
<li>Doctor of Ministry in Pastoral Care and Counseling</li>
</ul>

A Special Calling: Caring for Special Needs Kids with Dr. Andrew Beaty

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If you’ve been a Christian parent for a long time, you may have received some questions from your kids about the miracles of Jesus - how he walked on water, how he turned water into wine, etc. But what about the ultimate miracle? The Resurrection. How can we communicate the weight and magnitude of the Resurrection with our kids? How can we share the hope of Easter with them? Tune in to this week’s episode of CarSeat Questions with an episode all about how to answer these questions for your kids. 

Preston Hill (PhD, MLitt, University of St Andrews) is Assistant Professor of Integrative Theology at Richmont Graduate University, where he serves as the Chair of Integration and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. His doctoral research offers the first book-length study of Christ’s descent into hell in the theology of John Calvin. His current research focuses on reformation theology, science, trauma, and mental health. His latest publications include Dawn of Sunday: The Trinity and Trauma-Safe Church (Cascade, 2021), and a forthcoming volume entitled Christ and Trauma: Theology East of Eden (Cascade). Preston is a clinical pastoral therapist under supervision and ordinand in the Anglican tradition.

If you’ve been a Christian parent for a long time, you may have received some questions from your kids about the miracles of Jesus - how he walked on water, how he turned water into wine, etc. But what about the ultimate miracle? The Resurrection. How can we communicate the weight and magnitude of the Resurrection with our kids? How can we share the hope of Easter with them? Tune in to this week’s episode of CarSeat Questions with an episode all about how to answer these questions for your kids. 
Preston Hill (PhD, MLitt, University of St Andrews) is Assistant Professor of Integrative Theology at Richmont Graduate University, where he serves as the Chair of Integration and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. His doctoral research offers the first book-length study of Christ’s descent into hell in the theology of John Calvin. His current research focuses on reformation theology, science, trauma, and mental health. His latest publications include Dawn of Sunday: The Trinity and Trauma-Safe Church (Cascade, 2021), and a forthcoming volume entitled Christ and Trauma: Theology East of Eden (Cascade). Preston is a clinical pastoral therapist under supervision and ordinand in the Anglican tradition.

Was Jesus Really Dead? The Real Reason for Easter with Dr. Preston Hill

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It is Holy Week. And if you’re a parent, you may be wondering how do I talk to my kids about Jesus’ crucifixion in a way that highlights the gospel, stays true to scripture, but also cares for their tender hearts and minds? We’ve got TWO shows for you. Tune in to a double header this week and next with Dr. Preston Hill. This week we will discuss the Crucifixion and next week we will discuss the Resurrection.

Preston Hill (PhD, MLitt, University of St Andrews) is Assistant Professor of Integrative Theology at Richmont Graduate University, where he serves as the Chair of Integration and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. His doctoral research offers the first book-length study of Christ’s descent into hell in the theology of John Calvin. His current research focuses on reformation theology, science, trauma, and mental health. His latest publications include Dawn of Sunday: The Trinity and Trauma-Safe Church (Cascade, 2021), and a forthcoming volume entitled Christ and Trauma: Theology East of Eden (Cascade). Preston is a clinical pastoral therapist under supervision and ordinand in the Anglican tradition.

It is Holy Week. And if you’re a parent, you may be wondering how do I talk to my kids about Jesus’ crucifixion in a way that highlights the gospel, stays true to scripture, but also cares for their tender hearts and minds? We’ve got TWO shows for you. Tune in to a double header this week and next with Dr. Preston Hill. This week we will discuss the Crucifixion and next week we will discuss the Resurrection.
Preston Hill (PhD, MLitt, University of St Andrews) is Assistant Professor of Integrative Theology at Richmont Graduate University, where he serves as the Chair of Integration and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. His doctoral research offers the first book-length study of Christ’s descent into hell in the theology of John Calvin. His current research focuses on reformation theology, science, trauma, and mental health. His latest publications include Dawn of Sunday: The Trinity and Trauma-Safe Church (Cascade, 2021), and a forthcoming volume entitled Christ and Trauma: Theology East of Eden (Cascade). Preston is a clinical pastoral therapist under supervision and ordinand in the Anglican tradition.

How to Talk to Kids about Jesus' Crucifixion with Dr. Preston Hill

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In this special BONUS EPISODE of Carseat Questions, tune in for the expertise of Courtney Wilson, a seasoned Children's Pastor with a heart for nurturing young faith. Our little ones are full of questions, and as parents, we often find ourselves seeking answers that will guide them on their spiritual journey. Join us as we explore the world of children's questions and embark on a journey to address some of the most common and profound inquiries young minds have about faith, spirituality, and Christianity.

Courtney Wilson currently serves as the KidsWorld Pastor for the St Charles/South Elgin Campus of Christ Community Church in St. Charles, IL. She has been in children's ministry for over 20 years in churches of various sizes. She is passionate about encouraging and equipping parents, kids and volunteers as they surrender to Jesus and live out their calling to be and make disciples. Courtney has 3 sons and a daughter and is known as the loudest mom during their cross country races.

In this special BONUS EPISODE of Carseat Questions, tune in for the expertise of Courtney Wilson, a seasoned Children's Pastor with a heart for nurturing young faith. Our little ones are full of questions, and as parents, we often find ourselves seeking answers that will guide them on their spiritual journey. Join us as we explore the world of children's questions and embark on a journey to address some of the most common and profound inquiries young minds have about faith, spirituality, and Christianity.
Courtney Wilson currently serves as the KidsWorld Pastor for the St Charles/South Elgin Campus of Christ Community Church in St. Charles, IL. She has been in children's ministry for over 20 years in churches of various sizes. She is passionate about encouraging and equipping parents, kids and volunteers as they surrender to Jesus and live out their calling to be and make disciples. Courtney has 3 sons and a daughter and is known as the loudest mom during their cross country races.

BONUS EPISODE: Ask A Children's Pastor

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Has your child ever asked you a BIG question? One of those questions that makes YOU think? If that's you, you're not alone! Kids are curious, and hey have questions...questions about all sorts of things. This is Car Seat Questions - a podcast for parents of curious kids. Each episode is designed to help you answer your kids' questions in a Biblically sound and age appropriate way - to encourage their curiosity and consider their childlike spirit. New episodes release every Wednesday. 

Has your child ever asked you a BIG question? One of those questions that makes YOU think? If that's you, you're not alone! Kids are curious, and hey have questions...questions about all sorts of things. This is Car Seat Questions - a podcast for parents of curious kids. Each episode is designed to help you answer your kids' questions in a Biblically sound and age appropriate way - to encourage their curiosity and consider their childlike spirit. New episodes release every Wednesday.

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