Foundation Worldview Podcast

Today's question says, "My nine-year-old has expressed fear of death, of him dying, of me dying, so he won't have his mom anymore, et cetera. He's not a Christian. How do I comfort him in a biblical way?"

In today's episode, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz tackles a question many parents and guardians grapple with: What does one do with a child who professes belief in the Bible but hesitates to obey it? Diving deep into the nuanced dynamics of stated belief versus actual practice, Elizabeth offers a perspective that calls attention to the heart's truest intentions. Drawing from personal experiences, she underscores the significance of confession, repentance, and prayer. Whether you're a parent, mentor, or guardian, this episode offers insights into nurturing a child's spiritual growth. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and join us in equipping future generations with a biblical worldview.

Join host Elizabeth Urbanowicz on the Foundation Worldview Podcast as she delves into the biblical principles of disciplining children. Using various passages of Scripture, she explains the importance of discipline rooted in love and highlights how it reflects our relationship with God.

In today's episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz responds to a question about how to help a child who is super sensitive when it comes to viewing things in the media, even innocent media. Listen as Elizabeth explores how to help kids process the emotions they are feeling inside.

Elizabeth Urbanowicz, a parenting advice and Bible studies expert, discusses Bible stories for parenting. She explores stories revealing God's plan, sovereignty, repentance, forgiveness, and salvation as key principles for successful parenting.

Today's question says, "When do I introduce my child to their Darwinian and secular view of how the world was created? I am looking at world atlas books and historical atlas books for kids, and they all start with the Big Bang and then talk about how we evolved, etc. How do I make a decision about having a fun world atlas with tons of facts in our family library that's also not biblical?"

Today's question says, "With all of the school shootings and other evil things that happen around us, how do you recommend talking with children about them? What age do you think is appropriate and how do you best frame this to point to God?" For a transcript and show notes: https://foundationworldview.com/blog/talking-to-children-about-evil-and-tragedy-in-the-world

Today's question says, "It seems like kids these days have too much idle time. What are practical ways to teach our children good time management?"

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz explores strategies to help children read the Bible independently, using a structured "I do, We do, You do" approach. She shares insights, resources, and personal stories to inspire a lifelong love for Scripture. For show notes and transcript: https://foundationworldview.com/blog/encouraging-kids-to-read-the-bible Resources mentioned: Teaching Our Kids How to Read the Bible Webinar Studying the Bible Curriculum

Today's question says, "My daughters, ages eight and five haven't been exposed to LGBTQ ideology, but I know it's inevitable. What are the first steps to take in having that conversation? We have had conversations about the goodness of sex and the purpose of God creating it already." In our latest podcast episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz provides practical examples of conversing with your young children about LGBTQ+ ideology from a biblical perspective while demonstrating God's good design.