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Gardens in Babylon | Christian Faith Podcast

Podcast von Kevin Minnett & Riley Toews | Christian Family & Discipleship

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Author: Kevin Minnett & Riley Toews | Christian Family & DiscipleshipDescription:In a world that often feels hostile to Christians, God calls His people to stop waiting for rescue and start planting gardens right where they are. Inspired by Jeremiah 29, this podcast is for ordinary Christian moms juggling laundry and schedules, dads looking over noisy dinner tables with hungry kids, and parents raising the next generation to love the Lord and find godly spouses.Hosted by Kevin Minnett and Pastor Riley Toews, each episode opens with historic Christian voices on family worship, then dives into real stories, practical wisdom, and joyful encouragement for the modern household.What We BelieveWe believe the home is a "nursery"—a greenhouse where parents act as gardeners, cultivating tender shoots into resilient, fruit-bearing adults. Whether you are navigating the early years of toddlers or the complex challenges of the teen years, we provide a roadmap for building a family that outlasts the cultural shift.Topics We TackleFamily Worship & Discipleship: Practical rhythms for the "Family Altar" (Read, Pray, Sing, Catechize).Biblical Manhood: What it looks like to become and cultivate faithful manhood.Home Education & Worldview: Raising kids to think biblically in a secular age.The Family Economy: Moving from a "consumer" home to a "productive" household through homesteading, thrift, and a biblical work ethic.Parenting Teens: Helping Christian teenagers navigate identity, mental health, and social media with a firm foundation.Legacy & Heritage: Wisdom for grandparents and parents on building a multi-generational legacy.A Resource for the Whole FamilyWhile we primarily target moms and dads, we aim to be a teen-friendly Christian podcast that the whole family can enjoy together. From our "Dad Joke" face-offs to deep dives into church history, we believe that family-friendly content should be both deep and delightful.You’ll hear from pastors raising big families, homesteaders building productive households, missionaries, and more—all choosing to build, worship, work, and multiply faithfulness in hard places.Connect With UsNew episodes dropping Spring/Summer 2026.Send us your best family dad jokes or stories of how you're cultivating faithfulness at home—we may share them on the show!Suggest a Guest: Let us know who is planting "gardens" in your community.About this show: Gardens in Babylon is a Christian parenting podcast for moms, dads, and teens interested in family discipleship, home education, and family worship.Keywords: Christian Parenting, Family Discipleship, Home Education, Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, Family Worship, Christian Homesteading, Raising Godly Children, Teen Christian Faith, 1689 Baptist Theology, Family Economy.

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Episode Embrace Life Under the Sun: Finding Joy and Faithfulness in a Frustrating World Cover

Embrace Life Under the Sun: Finding Joy and Faithfulness in a Frustrating World

EPISODE SUMMARY Why does a good God allow life to feel so random, unjust, and fleeting? In this episode, host Kevin sits down with Dr. Randy Jaeggli—retired Old Testament professor at Bob Jones University and author of Embrace Life Under the Sun—to tackle one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible: Ecclesiastes. Dr. Jaeggli shares his journey from chemical engineering to full-time ministry, challenges modern scholarship's low view of Solomon’s wisdom, and redefines the Hebrew word Hevel (often translated as "vanity"). If you are a young man trying to navigate a materialistic, broken world while maintaining a steadfast, joyful walk with God, this conversation provides the ultimate baseline for biblical manhood. KEY TAKEAWAYS * The Reality Matrix: Unlike Proverbs, which outlines the general rules of an ordered universe, Ecclesiastes serves as a realistic corrective for a fallen world where the righteous suffer and tragedies happen. * Defining Hevel: Hevel is a dynamic metaphor representing what is transitory (fleeting like a vapor) and frustrated by the fall of man. * The Giver vs. The Gift: True enjoyment of creation is impossible without a relationship with the Creator. Without God, we become greedy consumers endlessly chasing the next extreme high. * The "All-In" Commitment: Godly manhood isn't defined by your material possessions or career status. It is found in a quiet, faithful life rooted in Deuteronomy 6:4–5—loving God with all your heart, soul, and might. QUOTES WORTH SHARING > "The Book of Ecclesiastes has a hard-hitting and realistic view of life... it serves the purpose of God telling us ahead of time that there are some really deleterious outcomes that come from life. We better be ready for this." — Dr. Randy Jaeggli > "Life is not a game. It's not 'whoever dies with the most toys wins.' It's who has a real relationship with the God of heaven." — Dr. Randy Jaeggli RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE * Embrace Life Under the Sun (2015) by Dr. Randy Jaeggli

22. Juni 2026 - 1 h 0 min
Episode All My Bones Shall Say, Who is Like the Lord Cover

All My Bones Shall Say, Who is Like the Lord

The conversation delves into the challenges and support faced by the Heikoop family, particularly in relation to their son Michael's journey and diagnosis. It also explores the day-to-day life of the family, the lessons learned, and the metaphor of the body as a representation of the value of life and the faithfulness of God. Takeaways * Family worship is a trial of the state of our hearts * The duty of family worship is not a legalistic checklist but a reflection of our love for God Faithfulness of God * Value of life * Support and community * Challenges and sacrifices Chapters * 00:00 The Illusion of Family Worship * 06:06 Living Out Family Worship in Hardship * 11:31 The Basics of Family Worship * 25:15 Light-Hearted Interlude * 31:21 Desire for a Large Family * 01:26:46 Metaphor of the Body

8. Juni 2026 - 1 h 6 min
Episode They Called Him Bash - The Streets, The Cell, the Savior Cover

They Called Him Bash - The Streets, The Cell, the Savior

Bashar shares his journey from growing up in a Catholic home in Iraq to escaping persecution and relocating to Canada. He discusses his experiences with faith, family, and the challenges he faced in his youth, including involvement in drug-related activities. Bashar shares his journey from drug dealing to incarceration and his encounter with the gospel. Bashar shares his journey of transformation from a life of addiction and crime to finding faith and grace in Jesus Christ. His encounters with temptation, conviction of sin, and the revelation of God's grace lead to a profound change in his life. He now lives to honor God and shares the gospel with others, reflecting on the parallels with the story of Zacchaeus. Takeaways * Grace of God's power * Escaping persecution and relocating to Canada Drug dealing led Bashar into a dangerous lifestyle, involving hard drugs and criminal activities. * Incarceration and parole provided Bashar with an opportunity to encounter the gospel and experience a positive community. * Bashar's transformation from a life of crime to a life of faith and positivity is a powerful testimony of change and redemption. Grace and faith in Jesus Christ bring transformation * Personal relationship with Jesus brings joy and purpose * Sharing the gospel with others is a joyful privilege Chapters * 00:00 The Grace of God's Power * 08:03 Escaping Persecution and Relocating to Canada * 20:03 Involvement in Drug-Related Activities * 33:34 Entering the World of Drug Dealing * 39:42 Life in Jail and Encounter with the Gospel * 53:40 Encounter with the Gospel and Transformation

2. Juni 2026 - 1 h 24 min
Episode Not Whether, But Which; Jesus, Politics, and the Myth of Neutrality Cover

Not Whether, But Which; Jesus, Politics, and the Myth of Neutrality

The conversation delves into the crisis of father-absent households, the dark age for the family, the assault on the family, the role of the family in God's plan, the family as the primary institution, the impact of fatherlessness on society, generational reformation, the importance of faithful families, Tim Bushong's journey to ministry, the growth of Syracuse Baptist Church, and the impact of Battle Hymns and music. The conversation delves into the intersection of music and faith, the role of politics in Christianity, navigating the challenges of modern Christianity, the impact of liturgy and tradition, and living out the Christian faith in today's world. Takeaways * The family is under assault, and the crisis of father-absent households is a significant concern. * Generational reformation and the role of faithful families are crucial in addressing the challenges faced by the family. Music plays a significant role in strengthening and encouraging people in their faith journey. * The relationship between Christianity and politics is a complex and important aspect of modern Christian life. Chapters * 00:00 The Crisis of Father-Absent Households * 05:14 Generational Reformation and Church's Role * 10:40 Transition to Tim Bushong's Background * 18:22 Tim Bushong's Journey to Ministry * 25:18 The Growth of Syracuse Baptist Church * 46:24 The Impact of Battle Hymns and Music * 58:55 The Intersection of Music and Faith * 01:10:11 The Impact of Liturgy and Tradition * 01:22:58 Living Out the Christian Faith in Today's World

1. Juni 2026 - 1 h 7 min
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