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A parent writes that their kids struggle with the idea that we are to love God above all else, even family. In this episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz offers practical talking points for that conversation. Where does the command to love God above all come from? Does loving God most mean loving family less? What does loving God actually look like, and why would He command it? Eliza...


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A listener's single sister-in-law is pregnant through no decision of her own, and their young kids already know where babies come from. How do you explain a situation like this to children? Should they hear the details at all?

Most families won't face this exact situation, but every family will eventually face brokenness close to home: a divorce, an unwed pregnancy, a r...


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Can someone without children give sound guidance to parents? A listener asked Elizabeth Urbanowicz this question directly, and in this episode she answers it openly. Along the way, she explains standpoint epistemology, a modern idea that says certain knowledge is out of reach to anyone without a particular lived experience. Where did this idea come from, and where might you h...


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A mom of a six- and four-year-old asks: how do I help my girls understand why witchcraft is wrong without scaring them? Elizabeth Urbanowicz answers with an approach drawn from the way Scripture itself presents hard truths, one parents can use for any conversation about sin.

Where should the conversation start when the topic feels too dark for a young child? How do you ...


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