Welcome to Crages Parenting Podcast, a weekly show to quit parents with biblical truth on raising

confident Christian kids in an uncertain world. Hi, I'm Angie from Crages Mom.

And I'm Isaac from Resolute Man. We've been married for 21 years and have seen the fruit from

raising our eight kids biblically based on the raw truth found in the Bible. We can no longer let

the culture win the hearts of children. Too many children from Christian families are walking

away from their faith by age 18 and it doesn't have to be this way. It shouldn't be this way. Join us

as we start an important conversation about effective parenting and following.

Hi everyone. Welcome back to the podcast. I've got Angie back. Hey guys. So good to have you here.

It's great to be back. Don't you just shouldn't leave. You know, come on. No, no, I had a great

time at an oil's retreat. I know. It was one of those things that I wasn't sure if I was going to be

able to make it because we had a new baby. And then of course, our son is now engaged also if you

fall on Instagram. But I was like, no, you need to go. You should go. Yep. So I took Megan with me

who's also on my oil's team. And so it was like, she babysat Zander and helped me with him. But

also was able to be there for some of the talks and just team bonding, which is cool because she's

part of that team too. It was great to see one of my leaders was also able to come from Florida,

Kateras. That was cool. Well, glad you got to relax and have a good time. So that's great. Well,

today we're talking about eight things to make sure are part of your kids education. So this is

regardless of your method of education. These are eight things to make sure of because we're living

in uncertain times. So the traditional agenda for education must be tweaked. Yeah. I mean,

there's the reality is even in traditional education years ago, there have been things. We've

always tweaked it. Well, there've been things that have been missed, right? And so like I even

remember back to when I was an elementary school, I remember in junior high, there was a home

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