How can you believe in something you can’t see? Sometimes, for us as adults, this is hard for us to comprehend—so why do we think it would be any easier for our kids as they get older? When it comes to God and our faith, it can be tough to see an “invisible” God when it feels like we’ve prayed for a sign or message from Him, and all we get is silence. So, how, as parents, can we help our students to see God? 
On this episode, Joe sits down with Shane Sanchez, author of "How to See God: A four-week devotional for students," to answer these questions and more!

Resources: 
How to See God by Shane Sanchez - https://bit.ly/3F6c7Wa

Want to win a copy of "How to See God?" Click here to enter! https://forms.office.com/r/gtyVNp8TAN

How can you believe in something you can’t see? Sometimes, for us as adults, this is hard for us to comprehend—so why do we think it would be any easier for our kids as they get older? When it comes to God and our faith, it can be tough to see an “invisible” God when it feels like we’ve prayed for a sign or message from Him, and all we get is silence. So, how, as parents, can we help our students to see God?  On this episode, Joe sits down with Shane Sanchez, author of "How to See God: A four-week devotional for students," to answer these questions and more! Resources: How to See God by Shane Sanchez - <a href="https://bit.ly/3F6c7Wa" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3F6c7Wa</a>
Want to win a copy of "How to See God?" Click here to enter! <a href="https://forms.office.com/r/gtyVNp8TAN" aria-label="Link https://forms.office.com/r/gtyVNp8TAN">https://forms.office.com/r/gtyVNp8TAN</a>

Coming and Going is a podcast designed to help parents live out and impress upon their children biblical truths as they come and go.  

Deuteronomy 6 calls us to love God with all our hearts and to teach this command to our children. This means we, as parents, are called to find ways to share and show the truths of His word to our kids. This means we find both organized ways, such as family Bible study and times of prayer together and getting them plugged into Christ-centered community, and organic ways, as life circumstances occur to remind them of the truth of who God is.  

Whether walking around the grocery store, avoiding the death trap that is known as the “pick up circle” at school, sitting around the table, or wherever you are coming and going from, there are opportunities for parents to reflect the truth of God’s Word and the humble love of Jesus to their kids.  

Coming and Going is a podcast designed to help parents live out and impress upon their children biblical truths as they come and go.  
Deuteronomy 6 calls us to love God with all our hearts and to teach this command to our children. This means we, as parents, are called to find ways to share and show the truths of His word to our kids. This means we find both organized ways, such as family Bible study and times of prayer together and getting them plugged into Christ-centered community, and organic ways, as life circumstances occur to remind them of the truth of who God is.  
Whether walking around the grocery store, avoiding the death trap that is known as the “pick up circle” at school, sitting around the table, or wherever you are coming and going from, there are opportunities for parents to reflect the truth of God’s Word and the humble love of Jesus to their kids.

Coming & Going - A Biblical Guide for your Parenting Jounney

Coming & Going - A Biblical Guide for your Parenting Journey

When it comes to God and our faith, it can be tough to see an “invisible” God when it feels like we’ve prayed for a sign or message from Him, and all we get is silence. So, how, as parents, can we help our students to see God?

How to See God with Shane Sanchez

Parenting at any stage is hard. And as parents, we want to understand our kids better. But it always seems like as soon as we get one phase of life down, they quickly move onto the next one. For the next few episodes, join Pastor Joe as he spends some time looking at parenting in each of these phases of our kids’ lives and learn from some of the best! Next up, parenting elementary-age kids.   



The elementary years can be a bit chaotic for parents — it’s a time when kids are developing their sense of the world and people. They begin to make choices, experience peer pressure, and often have an extensive sports/extra-curricular activity calendar. While this time seems so long, it goes by so fast. So, how can we, as parents, maximize this season of life with our kids and continue to foster their relationships with Jesus?

In this episode, Joe sits down with Josh Miller, Woodside Lake Orion's Kids Director, to talk about how this season of parenting is one of continued growth and a wonderful opportunity to show kids the true character of God. 

Resources: 
The Parent Cue - https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz
The Adventure Bible - https://bit.ly/3VuH67N
Know God Devotional - https://bit.ly/3VrUeL8
FatCats's The Ten Commandments for Kids - https://bit.ly/49bG6sE

Parenting at any stage is hard. And as parents, we want to understand our kids better. But it always seems like as soon as we get one phase of life down, they quickly move onto the next one. For the next few episodes, join Pastor Joe as he spends some time looking at parenting in each of these phases of our kids’ lives and learn from some of the best! Next up, parenting elementary-age kids.   
 
The elementary years can be a bit chaotic for parents — it’s a time when kids are developing their sense of the world and people. They begin to make choices, experience peer pressure, and often have an extensive sports/extra-curricular activity calendar. While this time seems so long, it goes by so fast. So, how can we, as parents, maximize this season of life with our kids and continue to foster their relationships with Jesus?
In this episode, Joe sits down with Josh Miller, Woodside Lake Orion's Kids Director, to talk about how this season of parenting is one of continued growth and a wonderful opportunity to show kids the true character of God. Resources: The Parent Cue - <a href="https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz">https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz</a> The Adventure Bible - <a href="https://bit.ly/3VuH67N" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3VuH67N</a> Know God Devotional - <a href="https://bit.ly/3VrUeL8" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3VrUeL8</a> FatCats's The Ten Commandments for Kids - <a href="https://bit.ly/49bG6sE" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/49bG6sE</a>

The elementary years can be a bit chaotic for parents — it’s a time when kids are developing their sense of the world and people. They begin to make choices, experience peer pressure, and often have an extensive sports/extra-curricular activity calendar. While this time seems so long, it goes by so fast. So, how can we, as parents, maximize this season of life with our kids and continue to foster their relationships with Jesus?

Parenting Elementary-Age Kids with Josh Miller

Parenting at any stage is hard. And as parents, we want to understand our kids better. But it always seems like as soon as we get one phase of life down, they quickly move onto the next one.

For the next few episodes, join Pastor Joe as he spends some time looking at parenting in each of these phases of our kids’ lives and learn from some of the best!

First up, parenting preschoolers. The preschool years are tough on parents — it’s a time when kids are questioning everything, forming their own opinions, and strengthening their willpower. It can sometimes feel like an exhausting stage, leaving parents wishing for the season to be over.

In this episode, Joe sits down with Brittany Compton, the Director of Preschool Strategy at Orange, to talk about how this season of parenting is one of great discovery and a wonderful opportunity to teach kids the true character of God. 

Resources:
The Parent Cue - https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz
Phases Preschool Bundle - https://tinyurl.com/4sydnwnz
My First Hands-On Bible - https://bit.ly/3IJeP60
The Creation Story Book - https://bit.ly/3IJ9trh
The Easter Story Book - https://bit.ly/490djam

Parenting at any stage is hard. And as parents, we want to understand our kids better. But it always seems like as soon as we get one phase of life down, they quickly move onto the next one.
For the next few episodes, join Pastor Joe as he spends some time looking at parenting in each of these phases of our kids’ lives and learn from some of the best!
First up, parenting preschoolers. The preschool years are tough on parents — it’s a time when kids are questioning everything, forming their own opinions, and strengthening their willpower. It can sometimes feel like an exhausting stage, leaving parents wishing for the season to be over.
In this episode, Joe sits down with Brittany Compton, the Director of Preschool Strategy at Orange, to talk about how this season of parenting is one of great discovery and a wonderful opportunity to teach kids the true character of God.  Resources: The Parent Cue - <a href="https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz" data-behavior="truncate">https://tinyurl.com/saebvffz</a> Phases Preschool Bundle - <a href="https://tinyurl.com/4sydnwnz" data-behavior="truncate">https://tinyurl.com/4sydnwnz</a> My First Hands-On Bible - <a href="https://bit.ly/3IJeP60" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3IJeP60</a> The Creation Story Book - <a href="https://bit.ly/3IJ9trh" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3IJ9trh</a> The Easter Story Book - <a href="https://bit.ly/490djam" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/490djam</a>

Parenting at any stage is hard. And as parents, we want to understand our kids better. But it always seems like as soon as we get one phase of life down, they quickly move onto the next one.  For the next few episodes, join Pastor Joe as he spends some time looking at parenting in each of these phases of our kids’ lives and learn from some of the best!  First up, parenting preschoolers. The preschool years are tough on parents — it’s a time when kids are questioning everything, forming their own opinions, and strengthening their willpower. It can sometimes feel like an exhausting stage, leaving parents wishing for the season to be over.  In this episode, Joe sits down with Brittany Compton, the Director of Preschool Strategy at Orange, to talk about how this season of parenting is one of great discovery and a wonderful opportunity to teach kids the true character of God.

Parenting Preschoolers with Brittany Compton

Navigating Social Media with Your Kids [feat. Dave Adamson]

Love it or hate it, social media is a part of our culture, churches, and, frankly, our everyday lives. And as parents, social media can be a point of tension with our kids. Should they use it? And if so, when? Is it as dangerous as it’s perceived to be, or could social media be used positively by us and our kids? Today, joining Pastor Joe all the way from Australia is author and Pastor Dave Adamson to talk to us about how to navigate social media with our kids and how it can be used as a tool to help point our kids to Jesus.

Resources: 
Meta Church feat. Dave Adamson - https://bit.ly/3UGts12
To learn more about Dave or to grab a copy of his book - https://www.daveadamson.tv/

Navigating Social Media with Your Kids [feat. Dave Adamson] Love it or hate it, social media is a part of our culture, churches, and, frankly, our everyday lives. And as parents, social media can be a point of tension with our kids. Should they use it? And if so, when? Is it as dangerous as it’s perceived to be, or could social media be used positively by us and our kids? Today, joining Pastor Joe all the way from Australia is author and Pastor Dave Adamson to talk to us about how to navigate social media with our kids and how it can be used as a tool to help point our kids to Jesus. Resources:  Meta Church feat. Dave Adamson - <a href="https://bit.ly/3UGts12" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3UGts12</a> To learn more about Dave or to grab a copy of his book - <a href="https://www.daveadamson.tv/" data-behavior="truncate">https://www.daveadamson.tv/</a>

Love it or hate it, social media is a part of our culture, churches, and, frankly, our everyday lives. And as parents, social media can be a point of tension with our kids. Should they use it? And if so, when? Is it as dangerous as it’s perceived to be, or could social media be used positively by us and our kids? Today, joining Pastor Joe all the way from Australia is author and Pastor Dave Adamson to talk to us about how to navigate social media with our kids and how it can be used as a tool to help point our kids to Jesus.

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