Parenting with Purpose

About Parenting with Purpose

Join this podcast as Laura Seibert hosts conversations about “all things parenting and beyond” with Connie Dunn and Christi Ogden. This team of ladies from the Antioch Movement are sharing their insights and giving practicals for raising Godly kids in our culture today. Join them each week for both encouragement and methods that will help you as you parent your children.

Publisher

Laura Seibert

Category

kids & family

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Nov 2021

Latest episode

5 Jun 2026

Latest episodes

1 of 125 episodes have a transcript.

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   5 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Respecting Authority

   Hosts Connie and Christy explore teaching children to respect authority by modeling it and fostering understanding, building essential character for adulthood.

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   13 May 2026

   Staying Steady in Changing Seasons

   In this episode, Connie and Christy share practical wisdom for navigating family transitions, whether it's sending a child to kindergarten, moving to a new city, or launching a senior to college, as they both prepare to send their oldest children off in the coming months. They discuss the importance of knowing yourself as a pre-griever or post-griever, staying emotionally steady for your kids during change, and maintaining consistency through established routines and touchpoints that provide security. The hosts remind parents to be present in the current season, anticipate what each child uniquely needs during transitions, and trust God to keep them steady even when it feels like the earth is tottering.

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   1 May 2026

   The Power of Consistency in Parenting

   In this episode, Connie and Christy discuss the importance of consistency in parenting, from discipline and bedtime routines to family devotionals and fun nights, and how being predictable and steady reflects God's unchanging nature to our children. They emphasize that consistency doesn't mean perfection, encouraging parents to simply reset when life gets off track rather than giving up entirely. The hosts remind listeners that establishing consistent patterns when kids are young creates a firm foundation and "muscle memory" that children can fall back on as they grow older and eventually launch into adulthood.

Inside a recent episode

Respecting Authority

Published 5 Jun 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And so, um, that was kind of one of my thoughts about it. And, um, I love this verse in Titus, um, chapter three at verse one. And it says, remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good, to slander no one, to be peaceable and considerate and always be gentle toward everyone. And, you know, that really sums up, this is how you treat people with respect, you know, peer to peer respect, but especially with respect to authorities. And so Um, and you know, we're in this stage of life of parenting, especially the older the kids get, it really is reminding them, you know, when they're little, it's still reminding and training, you know, but it's probably more on the teaching and training than the reminding. […]

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

22 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

12 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 32 / 100

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Quality

31

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

85

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