Are you Advent ready? Christmas is coming…. How did that happen?? How can we as families build as much excitement and love for Jesus this season as there is for everything else? What traditions could we start? What space could we make? What activity...
80% of women said that looking in the mirror made them feel bad.Our kids hear how we speak about our own bodies, they live in a culture that places value on how our bodies look or what they can do.Is there a better story we can tell our kids than “we...
Who am I?” The story so far…Amazingly we’ve made it to our 100th episode! Through the 'Who am I?' series so far, we’ve been incredibly thankful for the depth of experience and wisdom our guests have so generously shared. We’re delighted with your...
"Are boys different from girls?”We probably begin answering that question confidently - then start to feel a little anxious, back out and decide to avoid the topic.On this Faith in Parents episode Matt Fuller, Gen Johnston and Ed Drew tackle the topi...
Would you still love me if…?How easy is it to come clean about our mistakes? Do your kids find it hard to apologise? What about you?Perhaps you’re more of an older brother in the story of the lost son, depending on your own performance as if God’s l...
Our culture is busy talking about Gender identity. This episode is for families that feel ill equipped to tackle this topic and would prefer to avoid the conversation. We’d love to support you to step up so that your children can hear the better Chri...
Who am I? How would you answer that question? How would you help a younger person answer that question? The Bible gives us a clear answer to this question, and it's great news! Join Ed and Ed as they talk about how the bible answers the question 'Who...
Ed and Amy talk identity - potato peelers, adoption and why this series exists because we want to help families and churches feel confident to talk about the tough stuff, enjoy our better story and stand on our secure God given identity.Ed Drew - is...
Ed and Amy pick one of their favourites from the Faith in Kids back catalog! If you have any favourites from the past tell us! ([email protected])Ed chats with Christian author, pastor and dad of two daughters, Tim Chester, who wrote Gospel-Cen...
This ones a throwback to Ep #14! Join Amy and Ed as they pick up on some of those top tips of how to keep Jesus at the centre of your family holidays. Hear some stories and experiences that the team have had since this episode released, and be reassu...
How do you teach the gospel to kids who don’t speak english? And what has a toilet roll got to do with God’s mercy? Join Ed and Amy as Charlie McDonald joins the team with stories from inner city urban life! Share in the laughs and be inspired by ama...
Gods creations is beautifully full with His creativity! This interactive episode helps us to explore what God has made in art and all things creative. Join the team as they chat with Al, an artist who explores creation whilst having tea in a tree wit...
Ever feel like you're just fumbling your way through parenting? Join in with Ed this week as he talks to Alan Witchalls answering the question: How do we parent as Christians if we haven’t been brought up in a Christian home? Be encouraged that it’s...
This one's a collaboration! Our friends over at the Keswick Convention Podcast had Ed join them for an episode their and we just had to share it with you!We want our kids to be grateful, right? We keep telling them to say 'thank you'. But how do we m...
Are you a helicopter parent? What about snow plow parenting? Do you just need to grit your teeth and endure the teenage years? Listen in to a fun filled episode about the highs and lows of parenting teens to be hope-filled. Join in the laughter as th...
... unapologetically Christian? It often feels like our voice isn’t allowed in this increasingly secular world — our Christian voice isn’t allowed.
You know, that feeling of wanting to speak up, but being held back by fear of the response?
But your voice is powerful. And Premier is here to empower you.