How do we pass on a biblical worldview to our children?

Today I'm sharing two research-based factors in transferring a biblical worldview to the next

generation in our homes.

Welcome to Sheproos Faithful, the podcast to help you build fruitful Christian culture in your

home and beyond. I'm Lauren,

a wife, a mom to four hilarious kids, and I love teaching women about the rich blessings we have in Christ

and how applicable His Word is to our daily living. Together we will dive into God's Word and learn

how to faithfully cultivate lasting fruit, building up God's kingdom now

and for generations to come. World view, theology, parenting, marriage, personal growth,

and Christian living. It's all here. Welcome to the show.

Hey, thank you for joining me. I'm so glad you're here. My name is Lauren and and this is the Sheepers Faithful Podcast. I don't know if you know this, but that intro was brand spanking new. That's right. This is my eighth year of podcasting. We are in episode 260, and I thought it is time. It is time to revamp, refresh, and here we are. So I hope you enjoyed

it. And who knows, who knows what it will be next week, but trying something new today. And I am

here for it. I hope you are too. So if you are new to Sheep Bruce Faithful, this is a podcast all about diving into the scriptures

and learning how to cultivate that fruitful, faithful, Christian life for the glory of God and for

our joy. And today I'm really excited about the topic of passing on a biblical worldview to our

children. I have four kids at home, and I am eager for them

to know the Lord, and I want to see them develop this biblical worldview so that they can view

the world in a way where they are thinking rightly and believing rightly and working with their

hands in a way that honors the Lord and

makes Christian culture. So we're going to talk about that in just a minute, but first.

Thank you so much to all my Patreon supporters who back this podcast every month. I am so

grateful for you. And my husband made the comment recently. He said, you know,

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