Katie Kruithof
Community coach on The Family Teams Podcast. Celebrates the fall Biblical festival of Sukkot and shares how it became a unifying, joy-filled anchor for her family’s yearly rhythm.
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Mar 27, 2025 • 42min
Reviving Biblical Holidays: Practical Tips for Family Celebrations
Brent and Katie Kruithof, Accelerator Coaches, offer insightful ways to weave biblical holidays into family life. They discuss the joy of transforming traditional celebrations into fun, meaningful experiences, like engaging kids with creative rituals during Passover. The duo highlights the importance of honoring Jewish traditions within Christianity and encourages families to create their own unique customs. Tune in for practical tips that deepen faith and foster connections through shared experiences!
Aug 21, 2025 • 27min
Why We Celebrate This BIBLICAL Fall Festival (And How You Can Start)
Join community coaches Katie and Brent Kruithoff as they explore the fall Biblical festival of Sukkot. They share how this joyous celebration can transform into a cherished family tradition, creating unity and connection. Discover the profound meaning behind dwelling in handmade booths that reminds families our true home is with God. The Kruithoffs offer practical steps to start incorporating Sukkot into your yearly rhythm, making it a fun and spiritually enriching experience for everyone.
Jul 28, 2024 • 40min
The 7 Biblical Holidays and How To Celebrate Them As A Family
Brent and Katie Kruithof, experts in Biblical celebrations, share insights on intentionally integrating the seven Biblical holidays into family life. They discuss how these festivals, linked to Jesus, enrich children's understanding of God's story. From unique Christmas practices to the significance of Passover, they highlight engaging ways families can celebrate these holidays. Their personal anecdotes and traditions inspire listeners to foster deeper spiritual connections and community through purposeful celebrations.
