Foundation Worldview Podcast

Today's question says, "How do we as parents encourage grandparents to be involved in discipling our children? What if their views differ from ours? My husband and I have discussed how neither sets of our parents speak God nor share their faith with our kids and with the way culture is changing, this bothers us both, but we're not sure how to address it." Listen as Elizabeth Urbanowicz provides advice for those navigating this terrain, including evaluating the grandparents' spiritual maturity, how to approach these conversations tactfully, and how to incorporate other faithful members of your community into your child's discipleship.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview podcast, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz tackles a complex and delicate question from a parent seeking guidance on explaining the concept of prostitution or harlotry, as seen in the Old Testament, particularly in minor prophets like Hosea, to children aged between four and ten.

In this episode, our host Elizabeth Urbanowicz grapples with the challenging question of how to engage a child who is increasingly disinterested in the things of God. How can we cultivate our child's affection toward God? Don't miss this episode on how to respond to a hard-hearted child.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview podcast, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz explores the challenge Christian parents often face: balancing the teaching of correct study of scripture and teaching moral lessons from the Bible. She offers unique insights into how the Bible should be used as a tool for understanding God's revelation rather than just correcting behavior. Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of teaching kids to independently read, interpret, and apply scripture, and warns against pulling verses out of context. This episode is essential listening for parents looking to guide their children through a deeper understanding of the Bible.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz discusses the crucial topic of when and how to start talking about pornography with our kids. The episode covers important aspects such as being proactive in addressing the issue, understanding what children are exposed to, and building a positive biblical foundation for human dignity and God's design for sex and sexuality. Elizabeth offers practical advice, resources, and strategies for parents to prepare their children for potential exposure to pornographic content and to guide them in making wise decisions. Tune in to learn how you can equip your children to navigate the challenges of a porn-saturated culture with wisdom and grace.

In this episode, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz dives into a deeply important question: how can a good and loving God allow suffering? This is a question that has been asked throughout history, and Elizabeth explores how to best teach our children to have a healthy theology of suffering. With practical advice and valuable resources, this episode will help you prepare your children to navigate a world full of suffering with a solid biblical foundation.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, we discuss the contentious topic of baptism and how to know when a child is ready for it. We also explore how to handle family animosity that may arise from differing views on baptism. Tune in as we dive into understanding the differences between infant baptism and believers' baptism and provide advice on how to approach this sensitive issue with wisdom and grace.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz discusses whether and when to teach children about slang words related to sex and sexuality. As parents, should we be the ones who introduce these terms? Elizabeth shares her insights on age-appropriate discussions and the importance of building a positive biblical theology of sex and sexuality before our children are exposed to deviations from God's good design.

This discussion dives into the criticisms of the Orange Curriculum, emphasizing its focus on self-affirmation rather than a biblical worldview. It highlights the pitfalls of misinterpreting Scripture in educational materials, particularly how resilience is taught through the Book of Acts. The hosts encourage listeners to rethink conventional theories and explore better alternatives for children's ministry. Join the conversation on transforming faith education for a more accurate and meaningful impact!

In today's episode, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz addresses a common question: "How do we talk with our kids about borderline things like yoga and meditation?" Tune in to learn how to distinguish between essential Christian doctrines and personal convictions, why it's crucial to root our beliefs in scripture, and how to navigate discussions about potentially controversial practices within the Christian community. Don't miss this insightful conversation to help you and your children better understand and apply the biblical worldview in today's culture.