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At GoodKind, we create resources that help people engage with God and one another. We do this by helping you cultivate the GoodKind of habits and holiday practices.On this podcast, we'll discuss how to be intentional with your habits and holidays, taking the opportunities of…
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How Should Kids Read the Bible? A Guide to Bible Translations, Story Bibles & More (opens the original)
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How do you help your kids get the story of the Bible into their hearts and minds? With so many Bible translations, story Bibles, graphic novels, devotionals, and Christian books available, it can be hard to know what to choose—or how much to expect from your kids. Clayton and Chris talk through Bible translations, story-based resources, age-appropriate ways to engage with Scripture, Christian living books, and how parents can help their kids learn to discern what they hear from increasingly auth
Why Bedtime Brings Out the Biggest Questions (opens the original)
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Why do kids seem to save their biggest, strangest, and sometimes most difficult questions for bedtime? In this episode, Amy and Chris Pappalardo talk about the familiar phenomenon of the “one more question” after the lights are out—from questions about death and God to the completely unexpected question about where chicken comes from. Together, they explore why bedtime can become a uniquely safe and relational space for kids to open up. Amy and Chris consider several reasons kids may ask these q
Teaching Kids About Money: Biblical Stewardship, Contentment, and Generosity (opens the original)
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In this episode, Clayton Greene, Amy Kavanaugh, and Chris Pappalardo explore what the Bible teaches about money and how parents can help their kids develop a healthy relationship with it. They discuss the difference between teaching financial skills and shaping a child's heart, including practical ways to teach saving, spending, giving, contentment, and stewardship. Along the way, they look at Jesus' teachings about money and consider how parents can model generosity, trust, and a healthy attitu
Fall Frenzy: Embracing the Season with Rest, Rhythm, and Purpose (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore how to embrace the fall season with intentionality, balancing productivity and rest, and aligning seasonal rhythms with biblical and cultural themes. Join us as we discuss practical ways to prepare for the busy months ahead and find steadiness in the season. Takeaways Fall is a season of harvest, vocation, and reaping what we have sown. Seasonal transitions give us an opportunity to reassess our rhythms, routines, and expectations. A healthy seasonal rhythm makes room
Why Do Christians Sing? The Power of Singing in Worship (opens the original)
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Why do Christians sing together when we gather for worship? And why can something as ordinary as singing feel surprisingly strange in our highly individualistic culture? In this episode, Clayton, Amy, and Chris explore the biblical, communal, and formative power of singing—and why singing has remained such a central part of Christian worship throughout history. From karaoke and kids' camp to the Psalms and congregational worship, they talk about why singing is so deeply human, what Scripture say
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