Faith in Kids

Have you ever ridden in an ambulance? Sounds awful, exciting, scary and potentially painful. Jam and Ed, on the road and following Jesus, talk about the fastest ambulance in the world, needing help and how Jesus is willing and able to heal. Isn’t he good? Yes! Listen the full song by Dumbrocks here:https://dumbrocks.com/music/songs/isnt-he-good/And more from Jessica Seeker and Abby… on the Seeking Podcast with Jessica Seeker.Get more info on the "Jesus is Here! Good news from Mark" series here: https://www.faithinkids.org/jesus-is-here/Support the show

Ed and Jam are back with a bang like a meteor from space crash landing into your living room – and Jam has fun facts about that! But Jam cannot compete with Ed’s AMAZING story about what happened when he went up to a fire engine in London. All of this is as NOTHING compared to what happens when Jesus is baptised. That’s when it all really kicks off! Find out more, and listen to the podcast within a podcast, featuring Jessica Seeker and Abby. The King Has Arrived is by Michael J Tinker. Check out his music here: https://michaeljtinker.com/music/Get more info on the "Jesus is Here! Good news from Mark" series here: https://www.faithinkids.org/jesus-is-here/Support the show

Join Ed and Amy for another honest, funny, and faith-filled chat about the highs and lows of parenting. This episode dives into the big question: how do we hold the line and hold their hearts?It’s not easy, but it is possible—with Jesus in the middle of it all.You’ll hear real stories, practical wisdom, and encouragement for those moments when it all feels too much. Because parenting is hard… but you’re not on your own.We’d love to hear from you!Send us your stories, struggles, and questions to: podcast@faithinkids.orgAnd if you want more help or encouragement, visit faithinkids.org for loads of brilliant resources.Support the show

In this episode, Ed sits around the kitchen table with Tim and Hannah to ask: What’s it like to be a busy Christian parent?Spoiler alert: It’s a bit overwhelming. And a bit joyful. And often both at once.Tim and Hannah’s home is full - three kids, a Labrador, a Ukrainian house guest, an Airbnb, and 20 teenagers round every Sunday night. Life is busy, but this episode isn’t about burnout - it’s about how Jesus meets us in the middle of the chaos.They share what it means to say no to good things, to fiercely guard Saturdays, and to prioritise what lasts: a relationship with Jesus. Tim reflects on the challenge of self-reliance, and how faith often feels distant - until God shows up in the unexpected moments, like a car ride or a chat at church.From Bible times that fall apart to sticker-covered Bibles that suddenly work, it’s a reminder that we’re not failing parents just because we feel like we are - because God hasn’t let go of us, or our children.Support the show

🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Parenting siblings?🛑 Wondering if the arguing will ever stop?🫣 Whether you are feeling fed up of the same conversation, yelling or heart broken that they can’t be kind to one another - this is the episode for you.👍 With relatable parenting moments as Ed yells in a service station and miraculous encouragement from the top of the stairs as God answers prayer.💪 Parents - you’ve got this, because God is with you to help you and just this issue is the thing he can use to bring about our growth in godliness.Support Faith in Kids: https://www.faithinkids.org/giveSupport the show

😱 98% of Mum’s surveyed said they struggle with “mum guilt” stats that totally shocked Ed!👍 Laura Wifler joins Ed and Amy and tells a better story for motherhood - even in the mundane moments of sock sorting and potty training the Lord is at work in and through us.♥️ With practical help to work out where our pressures come from and a brilliant reminder of the better place we have to take our guilt, don’t miss this uplifting episode - even if you’re a Dad!faithinkids.org@faithinkidsSupport the show

Join in an epic chat with Graham Daniels (Dano to his mates) of Christians in Sport about the discipleship opportunity that sport presents.🏏 With help to understand the big picture about being creative, relational, winning, losing, where we find our identity.✋ And practical ways to live out our faith both on the pictch and on the sidelines in the conversations we have and the news we share.🏅 Cracking episode for the sporty family, but with principles that apply whatever your kids passions may be.faithinkids.org@faithinkids KeywordsFaith, Parenting, Sports, Christianity, Family, Discipleship, Graham Daniels, Ed Drew, Amy Smith, Spiritual Growth, youth sports, parenting, discipleship, faith, sportsmanship, Christian values, role models, competitive sports, family support, community engagementSupport the show

Welcome to parenting! First time parents Pete and Danielle bring the laughs, honesty and wisdom as we hear about vomiting in Asda, pacing round parks and the surprising amount of time spent getting a baby to sleep.Join in the fun and share this encouraging episode with any new parents you know!People:Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsPete and Danielle are first time parents to Isaac. They live in south west London where Danielle works part time for UCCF as a London team leader supporting and resourcing university students to share the good news of Jesus across the capital. Pete is a youth worker at Dundonald Church partnering with families to help disciple and evangelise secondary school aged young people.Keywordsparenting, Christian parenting, family, challenges, joys, spiritual insights, new parents, parenting advice, family dynamics, everyday parenting, parenting, faith, community, support, social media, early childhood, encouragement, prayer, Christian parenting, familySupport the show

How can we talk to our children about science?Can Christians disagree well over the age of the earth, big bang and baptism?Is Ed dull for getting so excited about a tortoise?Is it odd that Amy knows so much about the green anaconda?With inspirational chat about climate change, migrating swallows, elephants, leaves and Amy's two pieces of string that somehow explain everything.Join Professor Grandad John Wyatt and his son Tim for an amateur's guide to talking science with your children.People: Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsProfessor John Wyatt - is a retired doctor (working as a paediatrician specialising in the care of newborn babies at a leading neonatal intensive care unit for more than 25 years), author, speaker and research scientist. John is a doting grandfather to Tim’s daughter, looking after her one day a week (along with his wife).Tim Wyatt - is a religion and social affairs journalist, writing for in The Guardian, The Times, The Economist, and The Daily Telegraph. He is married with a 4 year old daughter.Resources:Together Tim and John host the Matters of Life and Death podcast, part of Premier Unbelievable. Recent episodes include discussions on gender medicine, technology and assisted suicide.Support the show

As many parents find out their primary school places and start to “get school ready” Ed and Amy take a humorous look at playground parent stereotypes and consider how to help each one learn how to depend on Christ. With education idol Ian… and child obsessed Cheryl among the cast - you won’t want to miss it! Can you spot your struggle?? Can you guess which is Amy and which is Ed?People: Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsSupport the show