HeyJaredPrayers for Parents: Liturgies for Home and Family
Parenthood is holy work. It is also exhausting, overwhelming, and often isolating. Each episode offers thoughtful, short prayers that speak into the real rhythms of home life: the early mornings and late nights, the moments of joy and frustration, the seasons of uncertainty,…
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26: When Wonder Becomes Worship: Raising Kids Who Know Their Bodies, Love Learning, and See God in Creation with Herbalist and Educator Camila Johnson (opens the original)
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What if one of the most important things we can give our children isn't simply an education—but a sense of wonder? In this episode of Prayers for Parents, Macy sits down with Camila Johnson, a former public school educator, homeschool mom, and creator of Eden's Table Homeschool Curriculum, to talk about education, faith, nature, health, curiosity, and the ordinary ways we can help our children recognize God's goodness in the world around them. After 12 years in public education, Camila began ask
25: The Theology of the Dinner Table: Why Family Meals Matter for Faith & Family (opens the original)
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Throughout Scripture, meals are places of fellowship, discipleship, hospitality, celebration, teaching, and remembrance. Jesus regularly gathered around tables with His disciples, sinners, tax collectors, Pharisees, and friends. And in our own homes, the dinner table can become one of the most ordinary—and most formative—places where we disciple our children. In this episode of Prayers for Parents , Macy and Andrew explore the theology of the family dinner table and why intentionally gathering a
24: A Prayer for Your Child to Never Lose Their Sense of Wonder (opens the original)
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What if we could raise children who never become numb to the wonder of God’s creation? In this episode of Prayers for Parents , we pray a blessing over our children from Romans 8:18–25 —asking God to preserve their sense of wonder as they grow, to lead their curiosity toward truth and wisdom, and ultimately to turn their wonder into worship. We pray that our children will continue to marvel at the ordinary gifts of creation: a flower in bloom, the sound of a woodpecker, the beauty of the world a
23: How much should our children know about the world? Guarding our children's hearts and the illusion of neutrality (opens the original)
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“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23 What does it actually look like to guard our children’s hearts in a world where smartphones, tablets, social media, YouTube, and the internet can bring virtually anything into our homes? In this episode of Prayers for Parents , we talk honestly about the responsibility Christian parents have to protect and shepherd their children—not simply by restricting what they see, but by intentionally teaching them tru
22: Unity in Parenting: Building a Stronger Marriage and Stronger Family (opens the original)
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Parenting is hard enough without feeling like you're on opposing teams. In this episode of Prayers for Parents , Macy and Andrew discuss why unity between husband and wife is one of the greatest gifts you can give your children. They share practical wisdom from their own parenting journey—including foster care, homeschooling, finances, discipline, and everyday disagreements—and explain why having a shared vision for your family matters more than always agreeing on every parenting tactic. Whether
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