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Prayers for Parents: Liturgies for Home and Family

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by Dr. Macy Bassler

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Welcome to Prayers for Parents, a Christian parenting podcast dedicated to helping families raise children who flourish in faith, character, and wonder. Each week, we explore conversations about parenting, marriage, homeschooling, family discipleship, and building a Christ-centered home. Together, we challenge cultural parenting trends and pursue God's design for family life. Whether you're a new parent, homeschooling family, foster or adoptive parent, or simply longing to become a more intentional Christian mom or dad, you'll find practical tools to help you disciple your children well.

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July 30, 2026

21: Are we pushing worldly success onto our kids? Redefining success

Redefining Success: Raising Faithful Children in an Achievement-Obsessed World | Prayers for Parents PodcastAre we raising children to impress the world—or to faithfully follow Christ?In this episode of Prayers for Parents, Macy and Andrew challenge the cultural definition of success and compare it to what Scripture actually teaches. From academics and athletics to technology, careers, and finances, modern parents are constantly told what their children need in order to "succeed." But are those messages leading our families toward being good disciples?Drawing from their own journey—including parenting a daughter with special needs—they share how God has reshaped their understanding of success. They discuss letting go of worldly milestones, embracing faithful stewardship, and raising children whose lives are marked by wisdom, holiness, and love for Christ rather than applause from the world.If you've ever felt the pressure to keep up with everyone else's parenting, this episode will encourage you to step off the treadmill of comparison and pursue something eternal. Key Themes:Why our culture's definition of success often conflicts with ScriptureThe hidden cost of overbooked family calendarsWhat families sacrifice in the pursuit of achievementWhy busyness isn't the same as fruitfulnessRethinking college, academics, and career expectationsAre youth sports worth the trade-offs?Smartphones, social media, and raising wise childrenWhy boredom, work, and responsibility are good for kidsParenting a child with special needs and redefining successHow Scripture measures a successful lifePractical ways to build a Christ-centered family cultureWhat is our family sacrificing in pursuit of success?If our children never become wealthy or famous, what would genuinely make us proud?Subscribe to the Prayers for Parents podcast for weekly biblical encouragement, parenting conversations, and family prayers.If this episode encouraged you, please:Follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify<ul><li>Leave a rating and written review—it helps more Christian parents discover the show.</li></ul>Share this episode with another family who wants to raise children with an eternal perspective.

July 23, 2026

20: Children Are for War: Psalm 127, Biblical Parenting & Raising Godly Children

Are children a burden—or one of God's greatest blessings?In this episode of Prayers for Parents: Biblical Parenting, Christian Family, Homeschool & Discipleship, we dive into Psalm 127:3–5 to discover why God describes children as a heritage from the Lord, a reward, and arrows in the hands of a warrior. In a culture that often encourages parents to delay children in pursuit of career, travel, financial success, and personal fulfillment, Scripture offers a radically different vision of family.If you've ever wondered what the Bible really says about having children, Christian parenting, family discipleship, or raising kids with an eternal perspective, this episode is for you.We'll explore why parenting is about far more than surviving the toddler years or preparing children for college. God has entrusted parents with the incredible privilege of raising disciples who will carry His truth into the next generation. Our homes are not merely places to raise children—they are training grounds for the Kingdom of God.We'll discuss:<ul><li>Why children are a blessing from God, not a burden.</li><li>The biblical meaning of a "full quiver" in Psalm 127.</li><li>Why the Bible compares children to arrows and what that means for Christian parents.</li><li>The spiritual battle for the next generation and why raising children in the fear of the Lord is spiritual warfare.</li><li>How modern culture's view of family, success, and legacy differs from God's design.</li><li>Practical encouragement for discipling your children in everyday life.</li></ul>We'll also examine biblical examples of the enemy's attacks on children—from Pharaoh's decree in Exodus to Herod's massacre in Matthew—and discuss why Satan continues to target marriage, parenting, and the family today. As parents, we're called to guard our children's hearts, teach God's Word diligently, and prepare them to stand firm in an increasingly secular culture.This episode is an encouragement for Christian moms and dads who want to raise children who love Jesus, know Scripture, and remain faithful to Christ in every season of life.If this podcast encourages your faith and strengthens your parenting, be sure to follow the show, leave a 5-star review, and share this episode with another Christian parent. Every review helps more families discover biblical encouragement and practical wisdom for raising children who flourish in faith, character, and wonder. Get your FREE Prayer Poems for Young Kids <a href="thefruitfulfamily.org" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">HERE</a> and other resources at <a href="thefruitfulfamily.org" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">thefruitfulfamily.org</a> Follow us on instagram <a href="instagram.com/thefruitfulfamily" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">@thefruitfulfamily</a>

July 16, 2026

19: Christian Parenting: Identity in Christ vs. Self-Esteem | Raising Confident Kids God's Way

How do we help our children become confident without teaching them to build their identity around themselves?Today's culture tells parents that the answer to every insecurity is higher self-esteem. We hear that children need constant praise, positive affirmations, and unwavering confidence in themselves. But is that what Scripture teaches?In this episode of Prayers for Parents, we explore what the Bible says about identity in Christ, humility, and raising children whose confidence rests in God rather than their own achievements, appearance, or abilities.The solution to low self-esteem isn't simply higher self-esteem. The gospel offers something far better: a secure identity rooted in Christ. Instead of teaching our children to think more highly of themselves, Scripture invites them to think more deeply about God—and to find lasting joy in belonging to Him.Whether your child struggles with insecurity, perfectionism, comparison, anxiety, or constantly seeks approval, this conversation will encourage you to build your family's foundation on biblical truth rather than cultural trends.<ul><li>Why self-esteem is an unstable foundation for confidence</li><li>What the Bible teaches about identity in Christ</li><li>The difference between confidence and biblical humility</li><li>Helping children overcome comparison and insecurity</li><li>Why praise alone cannot create lasting confidence</li><li>Teaching kids to find their worth in God's love instead of performance</li><li>Practical ways to disciple your children toward Christ-centered identity</li><li>How parents can model humility in everyday family life</li></ul> True confidence isn't believing you're better than others—or even believing you're enough on your own. True confidence comes from knowing whose you are.A child whose identity depends on grades, sports, appearance, talents, or praise will always be vulnerable to disappointment. But a child whose identity is rooted in Christ has a foundation that remains secure through success, failure, rejection, and hardship.As Christian parents, our calling isn't simply to raise confident kids. It's to raise disciples who know they are deeply loved by God and free to serve others with humility.Visit <a href="thefruitfulfamily.org " target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">thefruitfulfamily.org </a>to download our FREE Theology Cards for Young Kids.Designed for ages 3–7, these printable theology cards teach foundational Christian truths through simple four-line rhymes paired with Scripture, helping families build a biblical worldview together.If this episode encouraged you, please follow Prayers for Parents on Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review. Reviews help more Christian parents discover biblical encouragement for raising children.Share this episode with a friend, homeschool family, church parent group, or anyone looking for a biblical perspective on confidence, self-worth, and identity in Christ.

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What is Prayers for Parents: Liturgies for Home and Family?: Welcome to Prayers for Parents, a Christian parenting podcast dedicated to helping families raise children who flourish in faith, character, and wonder.

Each week, we explore conversations about parenting, marriage, homeschooling, family discipleship, and building a Christ-centered home. Together, we challenge cultural parenting trends and pursue God's design for family life.

Whether you're a new parent, homeschooling family, foster or adoptive parent, or simply longing to become a more intentional Christian mom or dad, you'll find practical tools to help you disciple your children well.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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