Orthodox Christian Parenting

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• What Should Orthodox Parents Let Their Kids Watch? With Paul and Cindy Karos 14.07.2026 41mnt

  Your kid asks to watch the show everyone else is watching, and you want to say yes. But should you? Paul and Cindy Karos understand the tension of that moment, and they're here to help. In this episode, they explore practical ways to guard your child's heart when the world walks through your front door without knocking. If you're tired of saying no, take heart. You don't need more rules—you just need a different approach. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:Today we're talking with Paul and Cindy Karos about the daily decisions that help our kids grow into adults who can discern what is good, noble and lovely. (0:00)Is there a one-size-fits-all rulebook for parents, or is it different for every family? (2:16)Are there some things that are always off-limits, or is everything case-by-case? (4:26)What happens the day a kid leaves a rules-only home and the gate finally comes down? (10:49)Why is it important to ask open-ended questions after watching a show? (12:00)How do you teach a kid to recognize what's harmful without slipping into judging other families? (16:47)How much is a steady media diet forming our children? (20:26)What can families do instead of defaulting to screen time? (21:58)Which resources can help you vet a show or game before you press play? (26:21)How do you raise kids with genuine conviction rather than surface-level compliance? (30:42)Is it healthy to shield our kids from every disappointment, or does some struggle do them good? (33:03)Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree Resources“Navigating the Digital Tsunami”Monthly Guides from Faithtree and AxisGet The Relationship ProjectDonate to support the podcast 
• Surrounding Your Son With Holy Men With Father Jacob Saylor 07.07.2026 50mnt

  Can one parent—or even two—raise a faithful son alone? Father Jacob Saylor says no family was ever meant to. In this episode, he explains why boys need faithful men beyond their own father to show them Christ's version of masculinity, and how priests, godfathers, uncles and parish friends can help form the next generation. He also offers real encouragement to moms doing this without a father present in the home. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Father Jacob Saylor about the importance of surrounding our sons with holy men. How do we help young men discover who God has created them to be? What can we do to help young people encounter Christ? How can single moms surround their sons with men to look up to?  How can we support our Church community without overstepping? When should we encourage young people to talk to their priests?  What do parents need to know about handing down the faith? What words of encouragement can you give to a mom who’s struggling with this? What have you learned from your own mentoring relationships? Can you share advice for a single parent who is co-parenting with someone outside the Church? Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDonate to support the podcast Get the Lionheart SessionsGet the Foundations of Faith CardsLearn about Arizona Christian Academy
• How to Stay Peaceful When Life Feels Chaotic With Dr. Philip Mamalakis 30.06.2026 39mnt

  Some days the sacred feels impossibly far away—buried under the laundry, the backpacks, the dishes in the sink. In this episode, Dr. Philip Mamalakis returns to the podcast with practical wisdom for parents worn thin by the chaos of daily life. He reminds us that a peaceful parent is one of the greatest gifts we can give our children, and offers a way to leave guilt and shame behind for good. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking about finding peace in the midst of chaos with Dr. Philip Mamalakis.How can we stay focused on the sacred when we’re surrounded by mess?Our kids don’t need a clean house, but they do need a peaceful parent.How should we respond when we feel we’re about to snap?What might it look like to build a little breathing room into our days?How can we combat guilt and shame to show up as healthier parents?Where can we find peace when we’re feeling stressed or anxious?When things feel dark, how can we respond with light?How can we support single parents who are doing the work of two?How can we walk alongside our kids as they explore new ideas?Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDonate to support the podcast Get the Foundations of Faith CardsDownload The Encounter app “Parenting Toward the Kingdom” by Dr. Philip Mamalakis
• Loving a Child Through a Medical Crisis Part 2 With Elias & Joy Hajjar 23.06.2026 28mnt

  When their daughter needed a heart transplant, Elias and Joy Hajjar learned what it looks like for an Orthodox Church community to truly show up. In part two of this conversation, they share the next chapter of their journey including the remarkable relationship they built with the donor's family. They also speak directly to parents caring for a sick child and to the communities trying to love them well. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re continuing our conversation about parenting through a child’s illness with Elias and Joy Hajjar.Tell us about your transplant experience. How did you build a relationship with Rosie’s donor’s family?How can we best show up for people as they’re walking through hardship? What would you say to someone going through this experience right now? What do families in the middle of a crisis need most? Can you give us an update on Rosie? Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDonate to support the podcast Get the Foundations of Faith Cards
• Loving a Child Through a Medical Crisis Part 1 With Elias & Joy Hajjar 16.06.2026 47mnt

  As parents, we all have a plan for how our lives will unfold. But how do we hold onto faith when those plans shatter? In this episode, Elias and Joy Hajjar share their story of raising a child with a heart defect and navigating surgeries, hospital stays and eventually a transplant. They explain how their Church community held them up during the most difficult moments and discuss the steps they’ve taken to keep their marriage strong in times of chaos and calm. Make sure to follow the podcast so you don’t miss part 2 of this conversation, and download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Elias and Joy Hajjar about holding onto faith in the midst of a child’s illness.Tell us about your experience of giving birth to Rosie.How did your Church family surround you in such a challenging time?How did Rosie’s health impact your younger daughters?Did navigating these challenges together make your marriage stronger?How did the lessons of faith you grew up with carry you through?Did you ever find yourself feeling angry at God?Can you tell us about the transplant process?Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDonate to support the podcast 
• How to Raise Children Who Can Share Their Faith With Confidence and Joy With Fr. Constantine Nasr 09.06.2026 39mnt

  How do we raise children who love the Faith and aren't afraid to talk about it? Fr. Constantine Nasr, a ninth-generation priest, shares why we don't need to turn our children into little evangelists. Instead, he says, we need to live the Faith with enough joy, humility and love for them to see something worth embracing. He also reveals three questions his father passed down to him that are simple enough for children to remember but deep enough for all of us to live by. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Fr. Constantine Nasr about teaching our children to share their faith.There’s enormous power in sharing our faith stories.How do we help our children confidently share their faith?What would you say to parents who are too hard on themselves? How do we make the Faith a thing of joy and not obligation?You can’t save the world, but you might be able to save one person in your world.How do we help our children handle questions from people outside the Orthodox Church? What’s the one thing you want parents to teach their children about the faith? Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesOrder the Foundations of Faith CardsDonate to support the podcast Father Nasr’s podcast
• What Your Marriage Is Teaching Your Kids With Paul & Karen Kinan 02.06.2026 1j 6mnt

  One of the greatest gifts you can give your children is a healthy marriage. In this episode, Paul and Karen Kinan join the podcast to explain how investing in their marriage has helped them raise a family who loves God and each other. As parents of adult children—and now grandparents—Paul and Karen also reflect on what worked well when they were raising their kids as well as what they would do differently if they could go back in time. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we're talking with Paul and Karen Kinan, who have what most of us are desperate for—the hindsight that comes from decades of parenting experience.Tell us about your family and how you met.When you look at your adult children, what tells you something went right?How did you surround your family with other Orthodox Christians?Why is leading by example so important for parents?What is village living and how do you create it?Why did focusing on your marriage make you better parents?How have you established a peaceful home?What role does forgiveness play in your parenting?How do you use the Jesus prayer in your daily life?If you could go back in time, what would you do differently?How do we help our kids develop relationships with the saints?Has becoming a grandparent changed your perspective on anything?What would you say to young parents today?Can you share advice for parents when kids don’t want to go to church? What do you do when your kids ask questions you don’t have the answers to?Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesOrder the Foundations of Faith CardsDownload The Encounter AppDonate to support the podcast 
• Why Orthodox Church Camp Changes Kids for Life With Father Andrew Andrews 26.05.2026 44mnt

  Church camp offers an incredible opportunity to give your children a break from the noise of the world and surround them with a community of believers. In this episode, Father Andrew Andrews explains how camp can transform lives and form a faith that lasts beyond the weeks of summer. He also shares practical guidance for parents about who camp is for and how to overcome common fears around sending your kids to camp. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Fr. Andrew Andrews about the role of church camp in spiritual formation. What sets this generation of Orthodox kids apart?  How can camp strip away some of the falsehoods of the modern world?  Can you share a story that exemplifies why camp matters?What does liturgical life look like at camp? How can parents extend the impact of camp when kids come home? What would you say to parents who are scared to send their kids to camp?How do we teach our kids to love people while holding firm to their beliefs?How can church camp help kids who don’t have Orthodox friends at school?Is camp helpful for kids who are new to the Church?How can I get my spouse on board with the idea of camp?What if my teenagers don’t want to go to camp? Lightning round camp questions  Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter AppOrder the Foundations of Faith Cards
• How Perfectionism Hurts Parents and Their Kids With Dr. Philip Mamalakis 19.05.2026 34mnt

  It's easy to get caught up in perfectionism in a world that gives us so much to worry about and so many "perfect" families to measure ourselves against. The question is what to do about it—and the Church, it turns out, has a lot to say. In this episode, Dr. Philip Mamalakis is back to share his advice for overcoming perfectionism, building life-giving relationships with other parents, and finding the freedom to stop caring what everyone else thinks. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we're talking with Dr. Philip Mamalakis about how the Church helps free us from perfectionism. What does the Church teach us about responding instead of reacting? How can the Church community support parents? How do we avoid the comparison trap? What can we do to stop fearing judgment as parents?  How do we navigate a betrayal of trust?What can we do when our kids are feeling hurt or excluded?  How do I balance motherhood, work and the life of the Church? Can you share tips for fasting with children? I’m scared my kids will grow up and leave the Church. What should I do?  Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter App“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know”“Parenting Toward the Kingdom” by Dr. Philip Mamalakis
• Who Your Children Are Becoming Matters More Than Grades With Liz Caddow 12.05.2026 57mnt

  Whatever schooling option your family has chosen, you are your children’s primary educator! In this episode, Liz Caddow joins the podcast to talk about her work as the founder and head of school at Trinity Classical Academy. She explains why education is ultimately about a child’s formation, shares advice for parents on understanding their school’s curriculum and offers guidance on supplementing schoolwork with the Church’s wisdom. She also reminds us that education is not just about what our children are learning but also who they are becoming. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Liz Caddow about education as formation and transformation.When did you realize education could be more than grades and test scores?What advice would you give to parents with children in public school?How can parents continue learning in the home?What should we do when we don’t feel qualified?What role does community play in our children’s formation?How can parents evaluate what their kids are learning and absorbing?How do you teach Scripture and history in tandem?What fruit have you seen in the lives of your students?What are you most excited about right now?How can we help our children redefine success?What’s the biggest mistake parents make about education?What is one thing listeners can start doing today? Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree Resources“Navigating the Digital Tsunami”Get The Relationship ProjectLearn more about Trinity Classical Academy
• What Time With Grandparents Does to a Child's Faith With Dr. Josh Mulvihill 05.05.2026 42mnt

  We were never meant to raise our children alone, and one of our most valuable resources is one we often take for granted: grandparents! In this episode, Dr. Josh Mulvihill joins the podcast to break down the biblical role of grandparents and explain why the grandparent-child relationship is so vital. He also answers some of your most pressing questions about navigating the sometimes complicated but always important relationships between parents, grandparents and the children we’re called to disciple. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Dr. Josh Mulvihill about the importance of grandparents when raising children in the Church.What does the Bible say about the role of grandparents?  How can families find the grandparenting “sweet spot”?Why “How can we help?” is the most important question for grandparents to ask.  How can grandparents play an intentional role in discipleship? When might parents need to set boundaries with grandparents? What do you say to parents who wish the grandparents would be more involved? How can parents navigate relationships with grandparents who aren’t believers? What can grandparents do when there’s estrangement? What role can adoptive grandparents play in the Church? How can grandparents set expectations and draw healthy boundaries?  Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” More resources for Christian grandparenting Find Josh’s work at Renew a Nation 
• What the Middle Way Means for Orthodox Christian Parents With Paul and Cindy Karos 28.04.2026 1j 4mnt

  Paul and Cindy Karos are back—and this time they're talking about one of the most quietly liberating teachings in the Orthodox tradition: the Middle Way. What does it actually mean to avoid the extremes of overzealousness and apathy? And what does that look like in the middle of an ordinary day with kids to feed and a thousand things pulling at your attention? Paul and Cindy bring the theology down to earth with practical, real-life examples that make the Middle Way feel not just possible but genuinely inviting. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking about the Orthodox teaching of the Middle Way with Paul and Cindy Karos.What is the Middle way, and why is it important for parents?What does it look like to walk the Middle Way in the daily lives of our families? How do we raise children who have character, not just worldly success?  Can you share some examples of what the Middle Way looks like in practice? What role does discernment play in walking the Middle Way?What are some signs we might be drifting to one extreme? How do we avoid making the life of the Church feel like a checklist?  If we want to start walking the Middle Way, where do we start?  How do we find the Middle Way in our parenting styles?How can parents find peace and discernment in the chaos of daily life?What does the Middle Way look like when spouses don’t agree?How do we avoid being too harsh or too lenient?Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree Resources“Navigating the Digital Tsunami”Download The Encounter app
• Orthodox Wisdom on Anger in a Culture of Rage With Father Ted Pulcini 21.04.2026 42mnt

  We all feel anger, but what does the Church say about what we should do when those feelings arise? In this episode, Father Ted Pulcini joins the podcast for a conversation about what anger is, why it's so prevalent in our world today and how we can manage it in our own lives as well as the lives of our kids. He shares practical advice and ancient wisdom about developing a secure identity in Christ and responding in love—even to the people who don't agree with us. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:Today we’re talking about anger with Father Ted Pulcini. Why is anger so prevalent in our culture today?  What should we do when we encounter people who don’t agree with us?  How do we teach our kids to respond to differing opinions?  What is anger?  How can a secure identity help us avoid reacting in anger?  Is anger always a sin?  What should we do when we feel anger?  How can we respond when our kids are angry?  We don’t have to accept the world’s view of anger.   Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” 
• When Life Falls Apart: Faith, Suffering and Raising Kids Through It With Dr. Rick and Dema Esper 14.04.2026 50mnt

  What do we do when the bottom drops out from under us? And how can moments of suffering become pathways to transformation, both in our own lives and the lives of our children? In this episode, Dr. Rick and Dema Esper join the podcast to share their powerful testimony of finding strength in Christ after a stroke changed everything for their family. They reflect on how their struggles brought them closer to Christ and offer practical advice on how to show up for your kids in the midst of suffering. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here.Episode Recap:Today we’re talking about finding strength in the midst of suffering with Dr. Rick and Dema Esper. What did your lives look like before everything changed?  Can you tell us about the stroke and your recovery process?  How did you find the motivation to keep going?  When did you realize God was transforming you through this? How did you learn to find gratitude in the most difficult times?  What did your children learn from this experience?  What spiritual changes have you experienced in the years since the stroke? Can you share some advice for parents going through a difficult time?  How did you show up for your children when you didn’t have the energy?  How do you stop feeling guilty for being changed by difficult circumstances?   Resources: Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know”
• Raising Content Kids in an “I Want More” Culture With Rachel Cruze 07.04.2026 44mnt

  In a culture that’s always telling us we don’t have enough, how can we develop contentment in ourselves and our kids? In this episode, author, speaker and financial expert Rachel Cruze joins the podcast to share her best strategies for learning and teaching contentment. Whether you’re starting the conversation early with a young child, parenting teenagers, or examining your own relationship with money, this conversation will give you practical tools to use today. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:●  Today we’re talking about contentment with Rachel Cruze.●  What does contentment mean to you?●  Can you tell us your story of learning to connect the financial and the spiritual?●  How did your parents’ lessons impact you as you grew up?●  What practical strategies can parents use to teach contentment?●  When is the right time to start having these conversations?●  How can we protect ourselves and our kids from the comparison trap?●  What can we do if our kids are showing signs of discontentment?●  What’s one thing you’d recommend parents do today?●  How can we decide what “enough” looks like?●  How do we cultivate contentment when finances are tight?●  How do we teach our kids contentment when we don’t feel it ourselves?  Resources:●  Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTube●  Download this episode’s free Discussion Guide●  Explore the full library of Faithtree Resources●  Download The Encounter app●  “10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know”●  Shop Rachel’s books and journal●  Listen to Rachel on “The Ramsey Show”●  Follow Rachel on Instagram
• Helping Your Kids Experience Holy Week With Father Jim and Presvytera Donna Pappas 31.03.2026 32mnt

  For parents, Holy Week brings packed schedules, big emotions and the challenge of keeping children engaged through it all. But this sacred time is also an incredible opportunity to help our children encounter Christ in new and meaningful ways. In this episode, Father Jim and Presvytera Donna Pappas join the podcast to explain why Holy Week is so important and to share their best advice for making the experience tangible for children of all ages. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:Today we’re talking about parenting during Holy Week with Fr. Jim and Pres. Donna Pappas. What makes Holy Week so special and sacred? How can we help our kids experience Holy Week tangibly, not just abstractly? Lent is a joy, not a burden! How might parents develop their own family traditions around Holy Week? Should we bring our kids to every service? What three priorities would you encourage parents to focus on? How can parents balance church attendance with not overextending themselves? What tips would you give to a parent who is new to the faith?  Don’t forget to experience Holy Week for yourself, too.Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app “10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” 
• How Repentance Transforms the Way We Parent With Father Stephen Muse 24.03.2026 1j 1mnt

  Your parenting is not just about what you say and do; it’s a reflection of your inner life. In this episode, Father Stephen Muse joins the podcast to explain why repentance is one of the most important things we can cultivate as parents as we pursue eternity and seek to raise children who know and love God. He also encourages us to slow down, create room for exhale and accept that we won’t always have all the answers. Download this week's free Discussion Guide here. Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Father Stephen Muse about parenting in repentance.How can pursuing eternity transform our parenting? Parenting is not about knowing the answers.What does it mean to parent from an attitude of repentance?  How do we slow down when we feel like we don’t have the margin?  What does moderation look like in a world that values busyness?  How can we keep fear from taking control in our parenting? What gives you hope right now?  How can repentance lead to actual lasting change?  What advice do you have for someone struggling with patterns from their childhood?How should we respond if our adult children are straying from the Church?Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app and join our Lenten book club“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” “Parenting in Repentance” by Fr. Stephen Muse
• What Changes When You See Your Children As Icons of Christ With Dr. Philip Mamalakis 17.03.2026 32mnt

  What does it mean when we say that children are icons of Christ? And how should that awareness impact the way we relate to our kids? In this episode, Dr. Philip Mamalakis returns to the show to answer these questions and more about raising children to love Christ and parenting in the midst of chaos. He shares practical advice for parents (and grandparents) of young kids and teenagers alike—including warning signs that signal we’re drifting off track.Episode Recap:Today Dr. Philip Mamalakis is returning to the podcast.Why are children icons of Christ, and how should that impact how we treat them? What does it look like to recognize Christ’s presence in the daily chaos of family life? How do we build stamina as parents? Can you share some tips for treating teenagers as icons of Christ? What are some signs that we’re drifting off track? The goal of parenting is not to be a good parent—it’s to be responsive to our children.How can we approach dating intentionally with our children? Do you have advice for grandparents whose children aren’t part of the Church?Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” “Parenting Toward the Kingdom” by Dr. Philip Mamalakis”Handing Down the Faith: How Parents Pass Their Religion On to the Next Generation” by Christian Smith, Amy Adamczyk, et al. 
• The Primary Goal of Orthodox Parenting With Paul and Cindy Karos 10.03.2026 36mnt

  As Orthodox Christian parents, we have one primary job and one goal: to help our children pursue a life of holiness. In this episode, Paul and Cindy Karos return to the podcast to discuss how we can help our children become Christlike—from actively participating in the life of the Church to making thoughtful choices in areas like extracurricular activities.They also explain the analogy of the path and the summit and share what it can teach us about living our daily lives in pursuit of holiness and union with God. Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Paul and Cindy Karos about the goal of Orthodox Christian parenting.Why is helping our children pursue holiness the most important thing?The journey of faith is a journey toward the summit, which is union with God. The path of becoming Christlike is one we’re called to follow our entire life.How do we teach our children to follow the path? Can you share some practical examples of following the path in the context of extracurricular activities?How do we help kids pursue their talents while also staying close to the life of the church?Look at where you’re spending time and money to understand what you value. How can you introduce Orthodoxy to kids for the first time? There’s no better path or summit than this one! Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” 
• Raising Emotionally Resilient Kids With Fr. Nicholas and Dr. Roxanne Louh 03.03.2026 35mnt

  We can’t (and shouldn’t) shield our kids from all adversity, but we can help them become strong, resilient people who know how to walk through challenges. In this episode, we talk with Father Nick and Dr. Roxanne Louh about what it means to raise resilient kids. They share their unique perspectives on parenting together as a priest and psychologist and answer listener questions about teaching sacrificial love, letting our kids experience obstacles and more. Follow the podcast for more content like this as we kick off Season 2! Episode Recap:Today we’re talking with Father Nick and Dr. Roxanne Louh about raising resilient children.What inspired you to write “Renewing You”?How do we make space for our kids’ feelings while also setting boundaries?  What does it look like to build values-based boundaries?  How can we build resilience in our own lives?  Is resilience a learnable skill?  Why is discernment so important for kids, and how can we help them develop it? How can we help kids balance sacrificial love and strength? How might well-meaning parents be unintentionally hurting their kids’ resilience?Resources:Follow and rate the podcast on Apple, Spotify or YouTubeDownload this episode’s free Discussion GuideExplore the full library of Faithtree ResourcesDownload The Encounter app“10 Things Every Orthodox Parent Should Know” “Renewing You” by Fr. Nicholas and Dr. Roxanne Louh