Podcast
Parenting for the Everyday
Hosted by Christ Community Chapel · EN
Parenting for the Everyday is a Christian parenting podcast consisting of two moms down in the trenches of parenthood. These moms are setting out to ask all the burning questions about parenting. From how to keep your toddler in bed to when to talk to your kids about sex and everything in between, you don’t want to miss this parenting advice.
New episodes are released on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. Don’t miss out on the best parenting advice!
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Episodes
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How Do You Love Wayward Kids?
Mar 26, 202500:27:15Tap to summarizeWhat do you do when your child makes choices that don’t align your faith system? In this heartfelt episode, Pastor Joe and his wife, Karen offer wisdom and encouragement for parents facing this challenge. They remind us of our true mission as parents: to love our kids with grace and stay faithful to God’s calling. Together, they explore how to release control, trust God with your child’s journey, and focus on their growth without making it about your own expectations. This episode is a powerful reminder to remain steadfast in love, even when the road gets hard.
Transcribe →How to Prepare Your Kids for Peer Pressure
Mar 12, 202500:22:14Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we’re joined by two individuals who work closely with teens and remember their own journey through the pressures of growing up. Together, we unpack how parents can equip their kids to face peer pressure with confidence while offering key insights on what to remember as you guide them through these challenging moments. From practical strategies to personal stories, this conversation will help you support your child and stay grounded as a parent.
Transcribe →How Do You Talk about the Old Testament?
Feb 26, 202500:20:43Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we sit down with Zach Weihrauch, Lead Pastor at CCC, to explore how parents can guide their kids through the rich, sometimes challenging stories of the Old Testament. Pastor Zach shares practical tips on making scripture come alive for your family, cultivating a love for God’s Word, and navigating difficult topics with grace and truth. Whether you're new to teaching your kids about the Bible or looking for fresh ways to deepen their faith, this conversation is full of wisdom and encouragement you won’t want to miss.
Transcribe →What’s the Key To Cultivating a Heart of Gratitude?
Jan 22, 202500:34:21Tap to summarizeIt’s hard to cultivate gratitude in today’s materialistic and self-satisfying culture. In this episode, we sit down with a dynamic parent-and-child trio to uncover the secrets behind nurturing a life rooted in kindness and gratitude. Through laughter, touching stories, and practical wisdom, they share how their family intentionally fostered a culture of love, empathy, and thankfulness in their home.Tune in for meaningful conversations, actionable insights, and a beautiful reminder that generosity starts at home—and its ripple effects can change the world.
Transcribe →Parenting After the Diagnosis
Jan 8, 202500:40:25Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we’re tackling the unimaginable: parenting through a cancer diagnosis. How do you balance doctor’s appointments and treatments with helping your kids with homework and sharing bedtime stories? How do you talk to your children about something that even adults struggle to understand? Join us as we hear stories of strength, resilience, and love from Katy Masone, a wife and mom navigating this challenging journey. Together, we’ll explore how to find hope, keep your faith, and hold onto joy—even on the hardest days.
Transcribe →Navigating Infertility and Loss
Dec 18, 202400:27:05Tap to summarizeThis episode is dedicated to the raw, real journey of miscarriage and infertility. We dive into the emotional rollercoaster, the unanswered questions, and the resilience it takes to keep going. With compassion, honesty, and insights from our host, Holly, and her own journey, we aim to break the silence around this hard topic, offer support, and remind you that you’re not alone. Whether you’re in the midst of the journey, supporting a loved one, or seeking understanding, join us for a heartfelt conversation about infertility and finding your faith in difficult times.
Transcribe →Bridging the Gap (The Generational Gap!)
Dec 4, 202400:27:05Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we’re bridging the generational gap! Join us as we delve into the unique perspectives, challenges, and (sometimes hilarious) differences between Baby Boomer and Millennial parents. We sit down with our very own Becca and her mom to explore how parenting has evolved—and what each generation can learn from the other. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or somewhere in between, tune in for insights, laughs, and a fresh perspective on navigating parenthood across the decades!
Transcribe →The Preteen Prep
Nov 20, 202400:29:31Tap to summarizeThis week, we’re diving into the world of almost-teenagers and all the wild, wonderful (and occasionally weird) changes ahead. From navigating new moods, new bodies, and new steps in independence, we’re talking about what to expect and how to prepare yourself. Whitney Heightmeyer, mom of four, gets real as we discuss gearing up for the journey. Get ready for tips, laughs, and real talk on prepping for preteens—because if you think toddlers have meltdowns, you haven’t met a 12-year-old!
Transcribe →Let's Talk About Body Image
Nov 6, 202400:28:05Tap to summarizeBody image is something we all struggle with at times, regardless of age. So, how can we raise kids to feel confident in their own bodies? What should we be doing or saying—and, just as importantly, what should we definitely avoid saying?
Transcribe →So You Missed Your Quiet Time Again…
Oct 23, 202400:25:19Tap to summarizeMom guilt is real, and it’s no match for Instagram faith. Becca, Sara, and Holly discuss what realistic quiet time looks like for busy, tired, and overwhelmed moms. We share practical ideas, encouragement, and a few challenges to help ensure we’re equipped to be the best version of ourselves for our kids.
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