Who Do Your Children Belong To?

Who Do Your Children Belong To?

In this episode, Kenric asks the question that has enormous implications for families: Who do our children really belong to? We'll explore what Scripture says, why this issue matters more than ever, and how one biblical truth can completely change the way we think about parenting, discipleship, and the next generation. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, young person, a couple who wants to have children or you just simply care about the next generation, this episode will leave you thinking long after it ends. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share it.

Is It a Good Time to Have Children?

With inflation rising, cultural instability, and constant messages telling families to delay or avoid having children, many Christians are asking: Is now really a bad time to have children? This episode, tackles one of the most common concerns Christian families face: having children in a difficult economy and an increasingly uncertain world. If you’ve ever asked: * Can we really afford more children in this economy? * Is it wise to raise children in today’s world? * What does the Bible say about having children during uncertain times? * How should Christian families think about faith, finances, and provision? …this episode is for you. If this episode encourages you, leave a review, and share it with another family who may need this encouragement.

What is the the Real Purpose of Education? (It’s Bigger Than Grades and Careers)

Are we preparing our children for life… or simply training them to pass tests? What if the modern idea of “a good education” falls far short of God’s design? This episode of the Forever Written Podcast, takes a deeper look at the true purpose of education from a biblical perspective. For many families, education is often reduced to grades, test scores, university acceptance, and career preparation. But is that really the ultimate goal? Or has something essential been lost? Kenric unpacks what real education should actually accomplish according to Scripture. If you've ever asked: "Why do so many educated young people seem unprepared for life?" "What should Christian parents actually prioritize in education?" "Is biblical education different from modern schooling?" …this episode is for you. If this episode challenges or encourages you, be sure to leave a review, and share it with another parent, homeschool family, teacher, or friend who cares about raising the next generation with wisdom and purpose.

Most Christians Don’t Have a Biblical Worldview (Here’s How to Build One)

Most Christians don’t actually have a biblical worldview—and it’s shaping their lives more than they realize. If your thinking isn’t grounded in God’s Word, it will be shaped by culture. In this episode of the Forever Written Podcast, Kenric break down what a biblical worldview really is and why it’s essential for every believer, not just on Sundays, but in everyday life. He also walks through practical, biblical steps to help you develop a worldview anchored in God’s Word. You’ll learn how to stop compartmentalizing your faith and start viewing every area of life family, culture, decisions, and beliefs through the truth of Scripture. In a world full of shifting ideas, deception, and cultural pressure, this episode will help you stay grounded, discern truth from error, and live with clarity, confidence, and have a generational impact. If this episode challenges or encourages you, be sure to: * Share it with someone who needs to hear it * And leave a review to help more families build Christ-centered homes

Why Christians Don’t Pray (And How to Change It Today)

If God is first in your life… why does He get the least of your time? What if your prayer life is weaker than you think? This episode of the Forever Written Podcast, exposes why so many Christians struggle to pray, despite knowing its importance. You’ll also learn simple, practical ways to build a consistent, focused prayer life and lead your family in seeking God daily. If this encourages you, share it, follow the podcast, and leave a review to help others grow in their walk with God.