Sparking Everyday Discipleship

In this episode we visit with Glenys Nellist who has three wonderful books launching in August and September. One is specifically for the start of school: Little Mole Goes to School . Find the transcript and links at terriehellardbrown.com  

In this third part of our conversation about Third Culture Kids, we discuss some more of the challenges and benefits of raising children overseas.

This week we continue the conversation with Kathy Gross and Teresa Rowland about understanding Third Culture Kids. 

This episode is Part 1 of a discussion and interview with two of my best friends who have worked with third culture kids overseas. In this part of the conversation we talk about education options when living overseas and ministering to TCK's when they return to their home country. If you have any questions, please post them on the blog post where the show notes are at  terriehellardbrown.com

In this episode we explore the world of wordless picture books. It is a fun genre that allows our children to practice telling stories and helps them explore visual details in the illustrations.  

In this episode we continue our conversation with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, founder and CEO of Foundation Worldview and helping our children learn to think critically while building a Christian world view. 

In this episode we talk with Elizabeth Urbanowicz, founder and CEO of Foundation Worldview. She's an educator and apologist who has written curriculum to help children grow in their critical thinking skills and in creating a Biblical worldview.

  This starts our 3rd year of "Books that Spark!" In this episode we chat again with author Kathleen Long Bostrom about the prestigious Newbery Medal awarded each year to a children's author. Check out the show notes for extra info and links at https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/

In this episode we look at ways to conserve money while still blessing authors in their work and our children with great books.

In this episode we talk with Meredith Lesney about her book on adoption and family called Spaghetti and Meatball and about encouraging children to work toward their dreams. For show notes and links go to terriehellardbrown.com

In this episode we chat with Sara Barratt who has written two great books for teens and young adults.  For links and transcript go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode, we visit with author Kathleen Long Bostrom about her books for kids and parents. For the transcript and links, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/ Also, check out our giveaway! We'll give away two of Kathleen's books. Enter by commenting on the blog at the link above or by commenting in the private Facebook Discussion Group . 

In this episode we visit with Margaux Krause about her debut devotional book for moms which launches today and her blog for helping moms navigate shepherding their children.  For the transcript and links, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/    

In this episode we interview C S Fritz about his intriguing books for upper elementary and middle school children. We also talk about his horror novel (which is being made into a movie!) and stories of redemption.   You can find the links and show notes at https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we celebrate our 100th Episode by looking at books that also celebrate 100s and by announcing a 100-book giveaway. We also talk about why this podcast started and what is at the heart of it all--books that spark important conversations with our kids.  For the show notes, transcript, and links go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we talk with Jean Matthew Hall about picture books, writing, and helping other authors.  For links and transcript go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we talk with Cassie Rajewich about money matters and how to help our children learn about money. Cassie shares three practical tips to help us start today.  Show notes and link are available at https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we discuss Children's Book Week and a little history of children's books. Then we announce Small Kids, Small Talk - a month of daily texts to keep talking about important things even in the crazy, busy-ness of May.  For show notes and links go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we talk with author Sandra V. Feder about her wonderful books that help give children the words to talk about their feelings and ideas for resolving painful feelings in their lives through her fun, compelling stories. For show notes and links go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we celebrate Holy Week by writing poetry. Eight different types of poems are discussed and different poetic devices. This is a great way to celebrate Poetry Month, Holy Week, and to create a memory for your family as well! For show notes and links, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we look at some Christ-centered Easter books for kids of all ages. Three are new this year and come from three authors we've interviewed on "Books that Spark" before: Josie Siler, Laura Sassi, and Glenys Nellist.  For links and transcript, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we look at some books that can help our children understand their faith, stand firm in their faith in the face of conflict, and that help them know how to respond to questions about their faith.  For links and show notes, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/  

In this episode we visit with Tina Cho about her books and how we can introduce the world to our kids through literature. We also talk about the need for more diversity in children's literature even though more options are available today. For transcript and links go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/episode-92-interview-with-tina-cho-and-introducing-our-children-to-the-world-through-literature/  

In this episode we visit with Tina Cho about her books and how we can introduce the world to our kids through literature. We also talk about the need for more diversity in children's literature even though more options are available today. For transcript and links go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/episode-92-interview-with-tina-cho-and-introducing-our-children-to-the-world-through-literature/  

In this episode we visit with Amy O' Quinn who mostly writes middle school biographies of very interesting people. She has a new book launching this month about the fascinating life of Beatrix Potter. For show notes and links, go to https://terriehellardbrown.com/category/podcast-transcripts/