Do you long for joy in your parenting again, but aren’t sure how to get it back? If you have ever wondered: “How do I parent with joy when my heart feels broken?” This episode will show you exactly how Jesus meets you, heals you, and leads you back into joy. We explore how Jesus restores joy to your heart and home, even when you are parenting through pain, exhaustion, or emotional wounds. Many Christian parents want to cultivate a peaceful, joyful atmosphere, but the chaos of daily life — along with unhealed parts of our own story — can slowly drain that joy away. Drawing from John 17:13–15, Galatians 5:22–26, and Matthew 6:33, we uncover the biblical truth that joy is not something you produce — it is something Jesus gives.  This episode will equip you with practical “how-to” steps for Christ-like parenting in the middle of real-life chaos, helping you experience joy that isn’t dependent on your circumstances, but on the presence and power of the Holy Spirit and prayer spoken by Jesus Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scriptures Referenced John 17:13–16 — Jesus prays that His joy—not ours—would fill us, even while we live in a world filled with pressure. He doesn’t ask the Father to remove us from hard places, but to protect us as we walk through them. Galatians 5:22–26 — The Holy Spirit produces the fruit of joy in us as we learn to “keep in step” with His leading, letting Him shape our reactions, attitudes, and emotional responses as parents. Matthew 6:33 — Seeking God’s Kingdom first creates the daily space where the Holy Spirit cultivates joy, restores the heart, and provides everything we need as we parent through pain. Episode Call to Action: For the next seven days, set aside 15 minutes of praise and thanksgiving each day.Speak gratitude to Jesus.Welcome His presence.Create space for the Holy Spirit to cultivate joy in your heart and home. Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have your kids asked hard questions about God, His actions, or His goodness—and you weren’t sure what to say? Do you want your home to be a place where God’s Light brings clarity, peace, and stability to your children’s faith? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, we address a common struggle Christian parents face: helping their children understand who God truly is. Many families hear mixed or harmful beliefs about God, especially related to suffering, sickness, or trials.  Through 1 John 1:5–6, we explore the biblical truth that God is Light—completely pure, holy, and without any darkness. We walk through Scripture, stories, and real-life conversations to show how God’s Light brings healing, truth, and protection.  This episode equips families with clarity, language, and confidence to root their homes in the unshakable truth of God’s character. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scriptures Referenced 1 John 1:5–6 — God is Light; there is no darkness in Him at all. Additional Scripture: John 3:16–17 Exodus 14:26–28 John 3:19 James 1:13–15 Acts 10:38 Luke 4:18–19 1 John 2:9–11 1 Timothy 2:3–7 Resources / Commentaries Referenced: Tony Evans Bible Commentary (insights on 1 John & James) Ben Witherington III — Who God Is: Meditations on the Character of Our God Related Podcast Episode: Episode #31 — How to Teach Your Kids Who God Really Is: A Gentle Guide to “God Is Holy Love” Episode Call to Action: Speak one simple biblical truth about God as Light to your children this week. One truth shared consistently becomes the foundation of a resilient, Christ-rooted faith. Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have you felt your child’s heart growing distant from God and wondered how to soften it again? Do you desire God’s rest in your home but feel worn down by spiritual resistance and constant battles In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, I will guide Christian parents through Hebrews 3 and 4 to uncover how daily Scripture prevents hardened hearts and leads families into God’s rest. Through personal testimony and biblical discipleship, parents learn how unbelief hardens hearts—but faith, built through God’s Word, keeps them soft and responsive to Him.  This episode is especially for Christian families raising children through spiritual resistance, cultural pressure, and personal trials who long to keep their children rooted in Christ after they leave home. By the power of the Holy Spirit, parents will discover how purposeful discipleship in the home is God’s plan to develop resilient faith in children. Families will leave encouraged, equipped, and reminded that God’s rest is their inheritance—and daily Scripture is the doorway into that rest. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scriptures Referenced Hebrews 3:15–19 – Warning against hardened hearts Hebrews 4:1–7; 4:12–13 – Entering God’s rest through faith and the living Word James 1:2–3 – Faith tested through trials Episode Call to Action: Read Scripture with your children daily Ask God questions together Train and equip your children to keep their hearts soft through the Word Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have you ever feared that a moment with your child meant you were losing connection—or that something was slipping through your hands? In this episode, we explore the tender and emotional moments of parenting when a child pulls away—and how the Lord meets us there with the promise of Exodus 14:13–14. Through a personal story of hurt, reflection, and forgiveness, we look at how God steadies our hearts before we try to reach our children, and how shifting from pressure to gentle invitation creates space for Him to work. This conversation offers parents hope, perspective, and practical Christ-centered encouragement as you seek to raise resilient kids grounded in the ways of the Lord. Through the Holy Spirit’s help, you will discover that you don’t have to fix every moment—because God Himself is fighting for your family. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scriptures Referenced Exodus 14:13–14, Matthew 6:14–15 Commentary Referenced Tony Evans, The Tony Evans Bible Commentary (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible Publishers, 2019), 119–120. Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

When you think about your child’s future, do you feel pressure to “get it right” as a parent, instead of knowing what kind of Christlike character actually helps faith last? This episode gently slows down to look at the deep, quiet roots that help a child’s faith in Jesus remain resilient long after they leave home. Instead of focusing on behavior or performance, we explore five Christlike traits—integrity, courage, faithfulness, perseverance, and self-denial—that Scripture and Christian scholars describe as “strong roots” of spiritual resilience.  Rather than giving parents a checklist, this episode offers clarity and language for the kind of Christlike character that forms a strong foundation for long-term faith in Jesus. We talk about how integrity creates wholeness instead of dividedness, how courage is obedience fueled by God’s presence, how faithfulness is a lifelong attitude of allegiance, how perseverance grows through trials, and how self-denial is the daily “not my will, Lord, but Yours” that marks true discipleship.  The invitation is simple and gentle: to notice which root the Holy Spirit is highlighting for this season of your home, and to begin thinking less about “perfect parenting” and more about the kind of person your child is becoming in Christ. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scriptures Referenced Proverbs 20:7, Proverbs 10:9, Proverbs 11:3, Joshua 1:9, Matthew 14:27, Hebrews 11:1, Hebrews 11:6, James 1:2–4, Luke 9:23 Resources / Study References: Integrity: Noah Webster (1828); W. L. Walker, International Standard Bible Encyclopaedia; Max Anders, Proverbs (Holman); GOD’S WORD Translation notes. Courage: Martin H. Manser, Dictionary of Bible Themes; H. D. McDonald, New Bible Dictionary; M. J. Meadow, Baker Encyclopedia of Psychology & Counseling; Richard S. Storrs Jr., Bibliotheca Sacra. Faithfulness: Stuart D. Sacks, Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible; S. S. Taylor, New Dictionary of Biblical Theology; Trent C. Butler, Isaiah (Holman); Noah Webster (1828). Perseverance: Noah Webster (1828); Eugene E. Carpenter & Philip W. Comfort, Holman Treasury of Key Bible Words; Gerald L. Borchert, Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary; Augustus Hopkins Strong, Systematic Theology. Self-Denial: Noah Webster (1828); John M’Clintock & James Strong, Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature; New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge; Martin H. Manser, Dictionary of Bible Themes; Mark W. Karlberg, Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology. Additional Research Mentioned: Barna Group on Resilient Disciples; Fuller Youth Institute’s Sticky Faith; emerging adulthood faith studies. Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do your reactions ever surprise you—and leave you wondering why certain moments stir such deep frustration, hurt, or guilt? Are you longing for patience and peace in your parenting, but feel stuck in old patterns you can’t seem to change? In this episode, we explore how the Holy Spirit heals the pain beneath our parenting reactions and transforms the way we respond to our children. Drawing from Galatians 5:16–26, Dr. Tony Evans’ commentary, and emotional health research from the APA, Harvard Center on the Developing Child, UCLA Mindfulness Research Center, Pew Research, and the NIMH, we walk through a gentle framework for abiding with God, noticing triggers, naming what’s beneath them, and believing He can renew our minds.  Through testimony, Scripture, and practical neuroscience, you will learn why real change does not come from trying harder, but from walking closely with the Holy Spirit. This episode is for every parent who desires emotional healing, Spirit-led responses, and a home marked by peace rather than pain. Scriptures Referenced Galatians 5:16–26 (NLT) — Walking by the Spirit vs the flesh Psalm 139:23–24 (NLT) — Naming what’s inside with God John 15:4 (NLT) — Abiding as the source of spiritual fruit James 1:19–20 (NLT) — Slow to anger Romans 12:2 (NLT) — Renewing the mind Philippians 4:8 (NLT) — Fixing our thoughts on truth Commentary Referenced Tony Evans Bible Commentary, Galatians 5:16–26 — Walking by the Spirit as active dependence, not passive striving Research Referenced UCLA Mindfulness Research Center (Lieberman et al., 2023): Naming emotions calms the amygdala APA (2024) & Harvard Center on the Developing Child (2023): The amygdala reacts 6–8 seconds before the rational brain Pew Research (2023) & John Templeton Foundation (2023): Daily prayer, Scripture, and worship increase emotional resilience and relational peace National Institute of Mental Health (2023): Neuroplasticity—belief + repetition rewires emotional patterns Next Steps for Listeners Pause once a day when tension rises and whisper, “Holy Spirit, guide my response.”Notice one moment where God helped you respond with peace instead of reaction.Write it down — that’s the Holy Spirit growing His fruit in your parenting. Parenting from peace doesn’t start with trying harder — it starts with walking closer with Him. 💛 Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have you ever found yourself relating to God through the lens of past hurt, fear, or self-protection? Do you ever worry that the way you understand love might shape the way your children learn about God? In this episode, we begin a gentle and foundational journey of discipleship in the home by rediscovering who God truly is. Many of us learned to understand love through experiences of fear, inconsistency, or pain — and without realizing it, we may have come to see God through those same lenses. But Scripture reveals a different reality: God is Holy Love — pure, steady, trustworthy, protective, and self-giving. Together, we explore 1 John 4:9–19 and look at how God’s love is demonstrated in the person of Jesus.  We then walk through five truths that help us disciple our children in this holy love, not by striving to be better, but by returning to Christ and allowing His love to reshape how we parent. This episode invites us to receive the love of God slowly, gently, and consistently — so our children may learn to trust Him too. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Core Scripture: 1 John 4:9–19 (NLT) Additional Scripture: Romans 5:8 Romans 5:5 Revelation 3:19 Psalm 145:20 Psalm 97:10 Key Truth: God is Holy Love, and His love teaches us how to love. Share This Episode With: A parent who feels like they are not doing enough A homeschool mom who needs reassurance A parent longing to see their children love Jesus Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have you ever wondered if what God is doing in you is actually shaping your children’s faith? This is a heartfelt reminder that your personal encounter with Jesus matters — more than you realize. Let me share a moment when I was completely undone in His presence, remembering His goodness and redemption. And what happened next was not about perfect parenting or doing more. It was not about trying harder. It was about dwelling with the Lord — worshiping Him, drawing near to Him (James 4:8), and letting my children see what a real relationship with Jesus looks like. The result……. My children encountered Jesus because I encountered Jesus.They’ll encounter Jesus because YOU encountered Jesus. Because your faith — lived, felt, witnessed — becomes the foundation of theirs. Your worship, your tears, your joy, your remembering -- It is shaping something eternal in your home. Let God draw near to you.He is faithful to meet you — and to meet your children through you. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture in This Episode James 4:8 — Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. Matthew 26:6–13 — The woman with the alabaster jar pouring out her love upon Jesus. Genesis 22 — Abraham’s faith passed to the next generation through trust in God. Share This Episode With: A parent who feels like they are not doing enough A homeschool mom who needs reassurance A parent longing to see their children love Jesus Connect With Me *Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com*Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith*Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you ever wonder if your prayers for your children really make a difference?When the world feels uncertain, and fear whispers into your parenting, take heart—God has given you a powerful role: to stand in the gap and pray His Word over your children. Faithful intercession leads to a God-led future for our children and peace-filled confidence for us. In this episode, we will walk through Genesis 18:16–33 and look at how Abraham stood before God—interceding on behalf of others and modeling what unshakable faith looks like when the world shakes. You will discover how praying Scripture back to God builds a foundation of faith that your children can stand on for life. When parents stand in the gap, God stands over His Word to perform it. That’s how unshakable faith is built—one prayer, one verse, one act of trust at a time. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture References Genesis 18:16–33 — Abraham intercedes for Sodom and models standing in the gap.Joshua 1:9 — Be strong and courageous; the Lord is with you wherever you go.Isaiah 55:11 — God’s Word always produces fruit and accomplishes His purpose.Isaiah 54:13 — The Lord Himself teaches our children and gives them peace.Micah 6:8 — Walk humbly with God and live out righteousness and mercy.Hebrews 11:1–2 — Faith is the reality of what we hope for; evidence of things unseen.Psalm 121:1–8 — The Lord watches over your coming and going, now and forevermore. Commentary Referenced Tony Evans, The Tony Evans Bible Commentary (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible Publishers, 2019) Joyce G. Baldwin, The Message of Genesis 12–50 (Inter-Varsity Press, 1986) Robert Jamieson, A. R. Fausset, and David Brown, Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible (Logos Research Systems, 1997) Martin H. Manser, Dictionary of Bible Themes (2009) Next Steps… Begin the 7-Day Stand-in-the-Gap Prayer Challenge:Each morning, ask God, “Lord, what Scripture do You want me to pray over my child today?”Write it down, speak it out loud, and trust that He is already working. Create a Prayer Shield List — track the Scriptures you are praying for each child and note how God answers. Share this episode with another parent who is believing God for their children’s faith. Connect With Me 📬 Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith 📘 Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Has pain, guilt, or shame shaped the way you parent? Do you ever feel like your past keeps whispering into your present—telling you who you are and how you’ll lead your home? Take heart. God doesn’t just heal your pain—He renames your purpose. In this episode, Renamed by God: Parenting from Healing and Identity in Christ, we’ll walk through Genesis 17 and discover how God met Abram and Sarai in their waiting, renamed them Abraham and Sarah, and reaffirmed His promises over their lives—before their circumstances ever changed. You will see that God still does the same today. He calls you out of the labels pain gave you—unworthy, unseen, not enough—and speaks new identity over you: healed, loved, chosen, and redeemed. When you parent from healing and identity in Christ, your home becomes a reflection of His redemption—not your regret. Blessings, ✨ Tricia 📖 Scripture References Genesis 17:1–8 — God renames Abram to Abraham. Genesis 17:15–22 — God renames Sarai to Sarah and confirms His covenant. 2 Corinthians 5:17 — You are a new creation in Christ. Romans 8:15–17 — You are a child and heir of God. Psalm 103:4–5 — He redeems your life and crowns you with love and compassion. Commentary Referenced: Tony Evans, The Tony Evans Bible Commentary (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible Publishers, 2019) Take five minutes today to thank God for renaming you—say your new name out loud: beloved, healed, chosen, redeemed. Write one promise from Genesis 17 on a sticky note and place it where you’ll see it daily.  Share this episode with another Christian parent who needs to be reminded that God still renames His people and restores families. Connect With Me 📬 Email: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith 📘 Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you ever feel like technology is running your home instead of you? When screens, social media, and school devices seem to shape what your kids believe faster than you can speak truth into their hearts—take heart. You don’t have to fear culture or fight every influence coming at your family. In this episode, you will learn how to stop fighting against culture and start discipling through it—by using Scripture as your family’s filter for truth. I will share three practical discipleship rhythms that help you bring faith into your everyday moments—without adding more to your already full schedule. When you make God’s Word your family’s first response instead of the world’s opinions, transformation begins right inside your home—and flows through your children’s hearts. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture References Romans 12:2 — Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.Hebrews 12:2 — Fix your eyes on Jesus.Proverbs 4:25–27 — Stay focused on what lies ahead.Deuteronomy 6:6–7 — Teach God’s commands in everyday life.Proverbs 3:5–6 — Trust in the Lord with all your heart. Commentary ReferencedTony Evans, The Tony Evans Bible Commentary (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible Publishers, 2019) Next Steps for You Model presence—take five minutes daily to turn off distractions and turn your heart toward Jesus Share this episode with another Christian parent who’s ready to disciple through culture, not against it. Connect With Me 📬 groundedminds.learning@gmail.com📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith📘 Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you want to parent from peace—not pressure—and raise kids who stand firm in Jesus? When culture feels loud and fear creeps in, God’s Word anchors your heart and clarifies your identity so you can lead your home with courage and calm. In this episode, we walk through three biblical anchors drawn from Abram/Abraham and King David that help you parent with Christ-like confidence—no striving, no perfectionism, just identity rooted in Scripture! And if you will anchor your heart to Scripture and stand in your God-given identity, God will steady your parenting and strengthen your children’s faith. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture References Psalm 100:3 — Who made you, anchors you. Genesis 12:1–4 — Named and called before the blessing. Genesis 12:10–13 — Fear and drift in Egypt. Genesis 13:3–4 — Returning to the altar. Genesis 17:3–8 — Identity sealed: Abram → Abraham. Isaiah 11:1–2 — The Spirit’s formation of David. 1 Samuel 22:2 — Discipling the distressed into the mighty. Ephesians 6:10–14 — Stand firm in the Lord. Next Steps for You Pick one anchor verse (Psalm 100:3; Genesis 12:2; Ephesians 6:10) and pray it aloud over your home this week. Return to the altar: take 3 minutes daily to tell God what’s real and receive what’s true. Share this episode with a parent who needs Christ-centered encouragement today. Connect With Me: 📬 groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith 📘 Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you want to raise kids who stay rooted in God’s Word for life? Are you longing for your children to grow resilient in faith, equipped to stand firm when the world pulls them in every direction? In this episode, we dive into 2 Timothy 3:14–17 to see how all of Scripture—every word God breathed out—shapes, trains, and equips our kids. We’ll talk about why your example as a parent matters, how God’s Word softens hearts and builds resilience, and the promise that when children are anchored in Scripture, they will stand strong no matter what comes. This episode is for every parent who longs to raise resilient kids with unshakable faith, grounded in the truth of God’s Word. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture References: 2 Timothy 3:14–17, Philippians 4:13, James 4:8, Hebrews 4:12, Psalm 119:105   Next Steps for You: Share this episode with another parent who wants to raise kids with resilient faith. Subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode in our Foundations of Unshakable Faith series. Take one simple step this week: model daily Bible reading where your kids can see you. Connect With Me: 📬 groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith 📘 Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you ever yell at your kids and then instantly regret it? Do you find yourself trying to control everything out of fear, even though you know that’s not the kind of parent you want to be? Are you worried that your triggers might become your children’s triggers too? In this episode, we dive into 1 Chronicles 21:7–18, 26–28 to see how David responded when he made a foolish choice and how God’s mercy met him in the middle of it. We’ll talk about the parenting triggers that show up in our homes — anger, yelling, and control — and how Jesus can heal those places so we don’t pass down pain to our kids. You will see how to recognize when your pain is shaping your reactions and why it matters to choose God’s hands over your own control. You will walk through scripture to understand how to take responsibility instead of passing pain to your children and the power of building an altar of peace in your home. This episode is for every parent who longs to break the cycle of trauma and raise kids in a home defined by peace and mercy instead of pain. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Scripture Reference: 1 Chronicles 21:7–30 (NLT) Next Steps for You: Share this episode with another parent who may be struggling with anger, yelling, or control. Take a moment this week to recognize your biggest trigger, pause, and invite God’s mercy into it. Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Have you struggled with repeating old patterns of discipline that don’t line up with God’s Word? Are you searching for biblical wisdom that connects discipline to discipleship in your home? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, we dive into Hebrews 12:7–11 to uncover why godly discipline matters and how it shapes the hearts of our children for the future. I share  four biblical points about discipline that prove it is an act of love, a protection against entitlement, a training toward holiness, and a process that produces peace and righteousness.  If you’ve ever wondered how discipline fits into discipleship, this episode will encourage and equip you to see discipline not as punishment but as training in righteousness that reflects the love of our Heavenly Father. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Resources and Links Mentioned Scripture referenced: Hebrews 12:7–11, Isaiah 55:11 Book referenced: Raising Giant-Killers: Releasing Your Child’s Divine Destiny through Intentional Parenting by Bill Johnson & Beni Johnson Related episodes: Ep. 11 — The #1 Biblical Practice Every Christian Parent Needs to Raise Resilient, Christ-Rooted Kids Ep. 19 — 7 Steps for Christian Parents to Guard Against False Teachings & Build Resilient Kids Take Action This Week Reflect on Hebrews 12:7–11 with your family this week. Practice the two steps shared in this episode: name the why and restore the connection. Stay connected by subscribing to the podcast and joining our online community for more encouragement and resources for discipling your children at home. Connect With Me: groundedminds.learning@gmail.com Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faithFacebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith  

Catch yourself questioning whether you’ve done enough to point them to Jesus? Struggle with the tension between teaching Scripture and trusting God to do the work? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, I’m sharing encouragement for parents who doubt their influence in passing on faith to their kids. We will walk through God’s blueprint in Deuteronomy 6, explore practical ways to weave Scripture into everyday life, and I’ll share a personal story that reminded me God is always at work—often in ways we can’t see. If you have ever carried the weight of wondering if your parenting is “enough,” this conversation will help you trade doubt for confidence and anchor your heart in truth. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Key Scriptures Referenced Deuteronomy 6:6–9 | Matthew 6:26–27 | Romans 2:13–15 | Romans 12:14 | Jeremiah 1:5 Join The Profitable Podcast Bootcamp with Stef Gass – starting Monday, September 15th! → stefaniegass.com/bootcamp Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook:

Do you feel the pressure for your kids to “do it all right” — to get the grades, make the team, or always succeed? As parents, it’s easy to slip into perfectionism, but God never asked our children to be perfect. He designed them with a far greater purpose. In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, we dive into five biblical keys that help you guide your kids to live with God’s purpose instead of chasing perfection. You will discover how to: Teach your kids humble dependence on God’s grace. Help them reflect God’s nature in daily life. Show them their impact on future generations. Remind them they were created with intentional design. Anchor their worth in Christ, not performance. You don’t have to raise perfect kids. You get to raise purposeful ones — kids who know their worth in Christ and build unshakable faith for the future. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Key Scriptures Referenced Genesis 2:15–17 | 2 Corinthians 12:9 | Ephesians 5:1–2 | Colossians 3:16–17 | Psalm 145:4 | Colossians 1:16–17 | Ephesians 2:10 Podcasting? ARE YOU COMING?! 🎉 If you’re ready to grow your podcast, increase downloads, and start making a profit so you can further the Kingdom of God, you don’t want to miss this. Join the FREE Profitable Podcast Bootcamp with my coach, Stefanie Gass! 👉 Sign up here → stefaniegass.com/bootcamp 📅 Monday, September 15 – Friday, September 19 at 10AM PST / 11AM MST / 12PM CST / 1PM EST. You’ll learn how to: Explode your downloads Build passive income streams Gain clients (without social media!) Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith

Do you feel weighed down by comparison, criticism, or the opinions of others in your parenting? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, we dive into Romans 14–15 to uncover how to parent free from judgment. You will learn practical, biblical steps to stop living under people’s opinions and start parenting with peace, confidence, and patience rooted in Christ. Listen now and be encouraged: You don’t have to carry the weight of judgment. When you fix your eyes on God, He frees you to raise your kids with peace, joy, and resilience. Blessings, ✨ Tricia   Take Action This Week Catch yourself when comparison starts creeping in and remind yourself of Romans 14:12: “Each of us will give a personal account to God.” Then take one simple step: speak a word of encouragement to your child each day and watch how it reshapes the tone of your home. Key Scriptures Referenced Romans 14:12–23 | Romans 15:1–4 | Proverbs 17:1 Podcasting? Join me, I am saving a seat for you. Stef Gass, my podcast coach, has helped me reach families with Scripture and encouragement. Now she is hosting a FREE 5-day Podcasting Bootcamp! 🎉 This is your chance to learn how podcasting can grow your business, reach more people, and create consistent income. 👉 Sign up here → stefaniegass.com/bootcamp Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith Reminder ~ New episodes will drop every Wednesday! Life is full — but I’m so excited to keep encouraging you with biblical tools for raising resilient, Christ-centered kids.

Are you worried about the messages your children are hearing in school, online, or from friends? Do you want practical, biblical ways to help your kids discern truth from false teachings and grow resilient, Christ-centered faith? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, I walk you through 7 actionable steps every Christian parent can take to protect their children spiritually, teach discernment rooted in Scripture, and foster open dialogue about faith and culture.  You will learn how to guide your kids in truth, build strong biblical foundations, and create a family environment that promotes spiritual growth, confidence, and resilience from false teachings. Listen now and empower your children to navigate through false teachings with courage, wisdom, and unshakable faith in Jesus! Blessings, ✨ Tricia   Take Action This Week: Pick one step to implement intentionally. Maybe it’s a family Bible discussion tonight, or a conversation about a TV show or game your child enjoys. Take it slow, stay consistent, and rely on God’s guidance. Key Scriptures Referenced: 1 Thessalonians 5:21 | 2 Timothy 2:15 | Deuteronomy 6:6–7 | Proverbs 3:9, 22:6 Psalm 119:105, 141:3 | Ephesians 4:29, 6:4 | Philippians 4:8 | Hebrews 10:25 | Titus 1:9–11 Curious if podcasting can work for you?I remember wondering if I should start one, too. Then I found Stef Gass, who guided me in reaching families with Scripture to raise grounded kids with resilient faith. And here’s the exciting part—Stef is hosting a FREE 5-day Podcasting Bootcamp! ⬅️This is your chance to learn exactly how podcasting can grow your business and help you create consistent income. Come join me and discover what’s possible! Sign up here → stefaniegass.com/bootcamp Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith Quick Fall Update Starting next week, August 25-29, new episodes will drop Wednesdays! Life’s busy with homeschool, coaching, and watching over a few extra kids—but I’m thrilled to keep sharing encouragement and tools for raising resilient, Christ-centered kids.  

Are you a Christian parent feeling spiritually exhausted, overwhelmed, or burnt out? In this episode of Grounded Kids Resilient Faith, we explore practical, biblical parenting strategies to restore your spirit and model unshakable faith for your children. Learn how to: Anchor yourself in Scripture and God’s promises Find rest in the Lord amid parenting challenges Model faith in everyday life so your children can stand firm in any storm From Jesus’ invitation to rest (Matthew 11:28-30) to following God’s example of Sabbath rest, this episode offers actionable guidance for faith-filled parenting and raising spiritually resilient kids. God is a steady, unshakable foundation. When your children see you resting in Him, they will stand firm in any storm. Blessings, ✨ Tricia Remember these steps to anchor your heart in God’s Word: Come to Jesus for rest: His invitation is clear—He offers you peace, not a heavier load. Trust His gentle guidance. Embrace the rest God has woven into creation: Recognize the Sabbath as a gift, a time to reflect, renew, and trust in God’s provision. Rest in God’s provision: Trust that He is your provider, and you don’t need to carry the burden of striving alone. Obey God’s call to rest: Rest isn’t passive; it’s active obedience to God’s commands and trusting that He will complete His work in you. Key Scriptures Referenced: Matthew 11:28-30 – Jesus offers rest and relief for the weary Genesis 2:1-3 – God’s example of rest in creation Exodus 16:23-30 – Trusting God through Sabbath rest Podcasting Opportunity:Curious about using podcasting to share God’s Word and encourage others? I learned firsthand through Stef Gass’ 5-Day Podcast Bootcamp how to serve your audience through ministry. When: Monday, September 15 – Friday, September 19 How Much: FREE Where: stefaniegass.com/bootcamp Connect With Me: 📬groundedminds.learning@gmail.com 📲 Instagram: @grounded.kids.resilient.faith Facebook: Grounded Kids Resilient Faith Quick Fall Update Starting next week, August 25-29, new episodes will drop Wednesdays! Life’s busy with homeschool, coaching, and watching over a few extra kids—but I’m thrilled to keep sharing encouragement and tools for raising resilient, Christ-centered kids.