In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the transformative power of Scripture and its role in rebuilding identity for both individuals and their children. She reflects on the common tendency to rely on personal problem-solving skills rather than turning to prayer or biblical teachings during challenging times. Dr. Kathy emphasizes that accepting and believing in the truth of the scripture can lead to a deeper understanding of one's purpose and security in God’s goodness. The episode also discusses insights from the American Bible Society's recent study, the Eighth Chapter, which is part of their State of the Bible in the USA 2024 report. Join us as we explore how engaging with scripture can illuminate our paths and strengthen our identities.

In this special weekend edition of the Celebrate Kids podcast, hosts Dr. Kathy and Wayne Stender introduce an exciting new initiative aimed at addressing the pressing questions of parents and caregivers. Drawing from Wayne's observations at various conferences, the hosts recognize the need for a platform where individuals can seek guidance and support. Listeners are encouraged to submit their questions via email to Wayne at wayne@celebratekids.com, ensuring that their concerns are heard and addressed. Join Dr. Kathy and Wayne as they embark on this interactive journey, fostering meaningful conversations and providing valuable insights to help navigate life's challenges.

In this episode, we explore the fundamental differences and attributes that define gender, emphasizing the importance of understanding God’s design in creating male and female. The discussion delves into the challenges parents face in equipping their children to embrace their true identities amidst cultural pressures. Dr. Kathy shares insights on the recent political shifts among influential figures like Bill Maher, Elon Musk, and J.K. Rowling, who have moved towards conservative viewpoints, largely in response to the rise of gender ideology and its impact on women. Join us as we navigate these complex topics and reflect on what it means to support our children in being who they are meant to be.