Home Edify Podcast
Home Edify Podcast
Podcast Description
Edify means to teach or instruct to improve the mind and character. This podcast focuses on home edifying versus home "schooling." A lot of parents aren't homeschooling to recreate a school experience, but instead to create the best learning and discipleship pattern for their kids. Kristin is interviewing everyday parents and experts who can contribute to this topic. She believes that every parent has the potential to change the world from within the four walls of their home, including YOU! Go grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and enjoy. Welcome home friend, where learning matters.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as homeschooling methodologies, personal growth, faith-based parenting, and community support, with episodes covering topics like overcoming challenges in motherhood, the transition from teaching to homeschooling, and the journey of fostering to adoption. Specific episodes, such as 'Surrendering the Desire to Homeschool' and 'Fostering to Adopt: The Wait to Homeschool,' highlight the emotional and practical aspects of parenting.
Edify means to teach or instruct to improve the mind and character. This podcast focuses on home edifying versus home “schooling.” A lot of parents aren’t homeschooling to recreate a school experience, but instead to create the best learning and discipleship pattern for their kids. Kristin is interviewing everyday parents and experts who can contribute to this topic. She believes that every parent has the potential to change the world from within the four walls of their home, including YOU! Go grab a cup of coffee, sit down, and enjoy. Welcome home friend, where learning matters.
I don’t know about you, but THIS is the episode I’ve been waiting for. I asked Madi Schultz, homeschool mom of *almost* four, the podcaster behind Sunny and 65, as well as the creator behind Mack and Benj, a Christian, gospel-centered apparel company, to sit down with me for a conversation about what it looks like to radically follow Christ as a mom, wife, and member of the local church.
We tackled questions like:
-What role does the gospel have in motherhood? Is it external, internal or both?
-Are we only called to share the gospel with our kids?
-How radical does it get when chasing after Jesus?
-What does it look like raising a generation of life-long learners who are courageous and resilient and pursuing Jesus faithfully?
-How do we raise kids who share the gospel if we don’t intentionally do that ourselves?
-What does balance look like? Is it even possible to achieve?
Being a mom with a heart for ministry is no easy task, and often some of us feel crippled with the weight of other people’s expectations. Madi and I dove into Romans 14, and the freedom we have in Christ that passage offers. As you walk away from this episode, I hope and pray that you welcome this truth: that YOU have been created so DIFFERENTLY on purpose by the Creator of the universe who loves you so, so much. Embracing those differences He’s intentionally made us with puts us in a place of contentment as we gaze upon the Savior.
And, as always, may your lives be sanctified, your homes edified, and Jesus glorified as you listen to this week’s episode.
-Kristin Malphrus
Literature Recommended:
- The Recap Bible: https://www.thebiblerecap.com/start
- The Freedom of Self-forgetfulness by Timothy Keller
MADI SCHULTZ
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/madelinschultz_/?hl=en
website: https://www.madischultz.co/
Podcast: https://sunnyand65.buzzsprout.com/
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