Discipling Teens

The Process - Building Faith That Lasts - Part 3

How do you know when your child is ready to trust Christ? In part 3 of our Building a Faith That Lasts series, Traci and Ben discuss practical principles for leading children toward Jesus without rushing the process. They explore how parents can plant seeds of faith, ask meaningful questions, recognize spiritual growth, and trust the Holy Spirit to work in their child's heart.

Parenting Through the Phases of Faith - Building Faith That Lasts - Part 2

Join Traci and Ben for part 2 of our 4-part series, Building Faith That Lasts, as they explore the different phases of a child’s spiritual journey and how parents can intentionally guide them toward Christ. You’ll hear practical insight, personal stories, and encouragement for discipling kids through every stage of faith development.

Building Faith That Lasts - Part 1

Join Traci and Pastor Ben for part 1 of a 4 part series about building faith that lasts. They'll unpack when faith formation really begins and why it starts earlier than most parents expect. They share simple, practical ways to build connection, consistency, and a home environment that helps kids develop faith that lasts.

A Kid's Perspective

In this special episode of the Family Ministry Podcast, Tracy Hall is joined by her daughters, Sadie and Remie, for a fun and honest conversation about faith, church, and family life. The girls share what they love about Sundays, how church leaders have helped them feel known and encouraged, and the ways they are learning to serve others. They also talk about what discipleship really looks like at home, from simple daily rhythms to the reality that it is often messy and imperfect, offering encouragement to parents that pointing their kids to Jesus does not require perfection, just a willingness to start.

Discipling Teens

Join Traci and high school minister Dylan Sandlin as they talk about how parents can take the lead in discipling their teens. Dylan shares practical ideas for faith conversations, simple ways to connect at home, and how church and family can partner to help students grow spiritually.