Each month we interview people from all walks of life that all share a singular purpose, to speak about their love for God, and to help give guidance to those who want to know how they may be able to make room for their children to grow and glow in Christ. Our goal is to help parents find ways that they may be able to nurture Christian practices for abundant parenting.

Faith-Filled Families Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Donna Sweeting & Missiouri McPhee
Podcast Overview
Each month we interview people from all walks of life that all share a singular purpose, to speak about their love for God, and to help give guidance to those who want to know how they may be able to make room for their children to grow and glow in Christ. Our goal is to help parents find ways that they may be able to nurture Christian practices for abundant parenting.
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1/30/2026
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Recent Episodes

April 30, 2026
Dr. Elisabeth Kimball
<p>Dr. Elisabeth Kimball’s personal journey into faith formation</p><p>began in college when she was asked, “When did you first</p><p>accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior?” Though she had</p><p>been raised to attend church consistently, that question</p><p>sparked a determination to go beyond following the habits of</p><p>church, and seek an understanding of how being a follower</p><p>of Christ changes a person.</p><p><br></p><p>This week, we talk with Dr. Kimball, who will retire and end</p><p>her tenure as the Vice President for Lifelong Learning at</p><p>Virginia Theological Seminary. She speaks about the origin</p><p>of her work, teaching students how to seek a deeper</p><p>perspective of discipleship. She shares with us a core belief</p><p>that a person of any age, even an infant, has gifts given by</p><p>God to share with us, and how children are not just a part of</p><p>the church, but that they are the Church.</p>

March 12, 2026
Phil Vischer
<p>A tomato and a cucumber hold a special place in the hearts of every millennial who grew up watching the animated series VeggieTales. Birthed from the mind of filmmaker and author Phil Vischer, VeggieTales was created as a way to teach children about God. Alongside co-creator Mike Nawrocki came an iconic television show that transformed the way the gospel could be shared with young children and adults.</p><p>Phil Vischer joins us to talk about how the freedom given to explore the world as a child, with a Super 8mm camera and Legos, helped to set him on a path of wonder and creativity in forging his place to share Jesus with the world. He also speaks to us about why boredom nurtures creativity and the special meaning of having intergenerational relationships among the young and old within the church. </p>

February 11, 2026
Bishop Michael Curry
<p>On our season premiere of the Faith-Filled Families Podcast, we sit down with <a href="https://www.episcopalchurch.org/michael-b-curry/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"><strong>Bishop Michael Curry </strong></a>to launch a conversation centered on the faith formation of children. Bishop Curry shares the many ways parents and church leaders can help guide children as they grow into followers of Christ.</p><p>He reflects on his own childhood, shaped by the faithful examples of family during a season of great loss, and how those early experiences formed him spiritually. Curry also talks about how creating simple routines—especially around dinnertime with his daughters—helped to establish a rhythm of prayer in their home. He highlights the importance of godparents, who can serve as advocates and sources of support during times of struggle.</p><p>Join us for this meaningful conversation on the Faith-Filled Families Podcast.</p>
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