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Faith Footnotes

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by Northwestern Publishing House

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Christian Conversations with NPH

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9/18/2024

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Episode thumbnail for Can We Trust the Bible We Read Today?

May 8, 2026

Can We Trust the Bible We Read Today?

Christians often say we should trust the Bible—but how do we know we can? In this episode of Faith Footnotes, we talk with Professor Stephen Geiger about his new book, How the Bible Came to Be: Exploring Its Origins, Preservation, and Translations (the final volume in the Bible Discovery Series), and some of the biggest questions people have about the reliability of Scripture. From ancient manuscripts and Bible translations to “lost gospels” and claims that the Bible has changed over time, this conversation explores how God preserved his Word throughout history—and why Christians today can still have confidence that the Bible is truly God’s Word. Whether you’ve wrestled with these questions yourself or want to better answer them for others, this episode offers clear explanations, historical insight, and gospel-centered reassurance.

Episode thumbnail for Why Dads Matter: The Gift of Fathers

April 8, 2026

Why Dads Matter: The Gift of Fathers

What makes a father’s role so meaningful in a child’s life? In this episode of Faith Footnotes, we talk with Emily Krill, author of Why God Made Dads, about the value of fathers and father figures and the everyday ways they shape the lives of children. From simple, ordinary moments to lifelong influence, Emily reflects on how dads provide care, guidance, and consistency—and how those relationships can point children to the love of their Heavenly Father. Whether you’re a dad, a parent, or someone who plays an important role in a child’s life, this conversation offers encouragement and a reminder of the lasting impact those relationships can have.

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March 27, 2026

Helping Children Belong in Church

What does it look like for children to truly be part of worship? For many families, bringing young children to church can feel challenging—especially when attention spans are short or when children have unique learning or sensory needs. But what if worship isn’t just something kids sit through, but something they can actively experience and grow into? In this episode of Faith Footnotes, we’re joined by Madeline Lindke and Dr. Rachel Youngblom, co-authors of "I Can Go to Church!", to talk about why it matters for children to be present in worship and how families and churches can support that experience. Drawing from both personal experience and professional insight, Madeline and Rachel share how children engage with worship in ways we may not always see, why consistency and participation matter, and how small, intentional steps can help every child feel included. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or church member, this conversation offers encouragement and practical ideas for helping children belong in worship. For full show notes and the links to the resources mentioned in this episode, visit https://blog.nph.net/helping-children-belong-in-church.

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What is Faith Footnotes?

Christian Conversations with NPH

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