di Chase Bright
Why should we talk to our kids about sex? When should we talk to our kids about sex? How should we talk to our kids about sex? These questions are foundational and urgent. In this episode I want to help you think about them and start encouraging you to talk (or continuing to talk) to your kids about sex.
Family worship can feel hard and chaotic. In this episode, I give you a glimpse into what family worship looks like in our home—and share some simple, practical principles you can start using in yours. Here's a recap of our simple flow for family worship: Read together. Talk together. Sing together. Pray together. We do this consistently every night around the same time, and in the same place. A few things to consider: It’s helpful to briefly prepare your child’s heart prior to reading the Bible. Giving your child some degree of ownership over the time keeps them engaged and makes it feel more family-oriented. If things get a little wild (they will!), that’s okay. Consistency is the point, not perfection. Do not get frustrated with your kids during this time. Roll with the punches and get creative. You don’t need to be a pastor or have gone to seminary to do this—you just need the Spirit and the Bible! You can do this.
Where does godly parenting begin? Let's find out together.
Who or what has the most power and impact over who your child will become, and what they will believe? The answer might surprise you.
Episode 1 - "Welcome to The Youth Pastor Dad" I'm Chase. I'm a full-time husband, a full-time dad, and a full-time youth pastor. And I wouldn't trade any of it for the world. This is The Youth Pastor Dad—a podcast where I talk honestly about fatherhood, ministry, and following Jesus in the middle of real life. My goal is simple: to help you walk faithfully with Jesus and lead your family well.