Beyond Apparent

Chuck and Jeremy discuss how we can minister to those struggling with same-sex attraction.

In this episode, Chuck and Jeremy approach how to talk to your kids about homosexuality by defining terms and distinguishing between sin and temptation.

Chuck and Jeremy begin a series on talking to your kids about God's design for marriage and gender in an increasingly confusing world. In this episode, they discuss what God's Word has to say about homosexuality knowing that there can be no grace without truth.

Our kids (like all of us) need daily contact, help, encouragement, exhortation, and conversations. Chuck and Jeremy discuss how we, as parents, can maintain that foundation for open communication with our kids.

In this episode, you'll hear a message our lead pastor, Dr. Cameron Cloud, preached earlier this year to our children on praying for your children from the book of Job. Be blessed by this powerful exhortation from God's Word in a responsibility every parent has no matter the age of their kids.

If we are not careful, we can easily consume movies and other forms of entertainment without stopping to think about the message it is teaching our children. James Neal joins Chuck and Jeremy to discuss being active, not passive, entertainment consumers.

We are just wrapping up our favorite part of the year: church camp! In this episode, Chuck and Jeremy break down twelve fun reasons why they love camp and some stories they've gathered along the way.

Chuck and Jeremy wrap up their conversation on different methods of education available to Christian parents finishing with home school. They break down the homeschool stereotypes by offering reasons this is a valid option while recognizing unique challenges that also come with homeschooling.

Chuck and Jeremy continue breaking down different methods of education available to Christian parents, covering Christian school. They examine the reasons that make Christian school education a valid option and reveal things that parents should be aware of when making this choice.

Chuck and Jeremy begin breaking down different methods of education available to Christian parents, starting with public school. They examine the reasons that make public school education a valid option and uncover what parents should be aware of when making this choice.

Often we separate general education from the spiritual development of our children. But if all truth is God's truth, shouldn't education be connected to our worship of God? In this episode, Chuck and Jeremy discuss the responsibility of parents to educate their children no matter what method of schooling they choose.

Chuck and Jeremy interview Ira and Rita Hall, members of CBC and parents of seven children. The Halls discuss how God is leading them through this current stage of parenting in teaching their kids to honor Christ in their relationships.

Chuck and Jeremy discuss determining when your teenagers are ready to date. Questions each parent should ask will involve their kids' age, trustworthiness, maturity, handling pressures, and understanding of boundaries.

Are there any consequences for following the world's pattern of encouraging romantic relationships among adolescents? In this episode, Jeremy and Chuck look into the often-overlooked dangers of teen dating.

As our kids grow older and desire romantic relationships, how do we help them see and pursue God's purpose for dating and marriage? Chuck and Jeremy open this multi-episode conversation by comparing God's Word with our culture's view of love and relationships.

Chuck's parents, Jeff and Pam Meade, join us in the studio to share their story of raising twelve kids.

Wrapping up the series of spiritual non-negotiables for Christian parents, Jeremy and Chuck emphasize the importance of mandating Christian morality within the home. We see that while the gospel is what changes hearts it is not abnormal for anyone to mandate some level of morality in society.

Should we mandate that our kids read God's Word? What are the potential pitfalls of making this a non-negotiable? Chuck and Jeremy explore the importance of God's Word and why reading it should be expected of kids in a Christian home.

Chuck and Jeremy interview Will & Sara Bratton, parents of twin toddlers, to discover how they are leading their family to prioritize the church amid all of life's distractions and struggles.

Is it really dangerous to "drag your kids to church"? Do we let church attendance be a decision our kids make for themselves? In this episode, Chuck and Jeremy discuss the necessity of gathering together as a church for corporate worship and when to turn over that choice to our kids.

When our kids are young, we make all the decisions for them. When they are adults, they make all of their own decisions. How do we help our kids transition to adulthood while prioritizing their safety? Chuck and Jeremy delve into parenting in the middle as a slow transition of teaching our kids how to make their own decisions.

Chuck and Jeremy interview Dolan and Kristen Williams about the practices they have in place to manage technology in their home. We discover that saying yes to an abundance of screens often means saying no to better things. These "better things" teach our children crucial creative and social skills that further their development. This episode is part 2 of 2.

Chuck and Jeremy interview Dolan and Kristen Williams about the practices they have in place to manage technology in their home. We discover that saying yes to an abundance of screens often means saying no to better things. These "better things" teach our children crucial creative and social skills that further their development. This episode is part 1 of 2.

Jeremy and Chuck examine the convicting subject of phone addiction. How can we recognize it in our own family's lives, and how can we lead positive change? We as parents must model better phone behavior and realize that the distractions we seek in our phones will never satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. Only Jesus will.

Chuck and Jeremy interview James Neal, the education pastor at CBC, about how their family approaches screens. Their discussion involves practical ideas on how to have safeguards for our kids, conversations with our kids, and know our ultimate purpose in teaching our kids to use technology wisely.