The Rooted Parent Podcast, hosted by Cameron Cole and Anna Meade Harris, aims to equip and encourage parents as they disciple their children to lifelong faith in Jesus Christ. Rooted Parent is a part of the Rooted Family of Podcasts.
In this episode of the Rooted Parent podcast, hear a special reading from author Jen Pollock Michel of her opening chapter of Rooted’s recently released book, The Jesus I Wish I Knew in High School. In her chapter,…
In this episode of the Rooted Parent Podcast, Anna interviews author Susan Yates. As a mother of five and grandmother of many, Susan has written several books on her experience as a mother discipling her children. You’ll hear…
Along with special guest and friend of Rooted Jen Pollock Michel, Cameron and Anna talk about the power of habit in the formation of faith. In the context of our homes, the habitual rhythms of worship and devotion,…
In this episode of the Rooted Parent podcast, Cameron and Anna discuss the gospel attitude of compassion. Understanding the gospel leads us to be grateful to God, humble with regard to ourselves, and compassionate in our responses to…
In this episode of the Rooted Parent podcast, Cameron and Anna discuss how the gospel leads parents and teens to an attitude of humility. Humility is neither a low opinion of one’s self (shame) nor a high opinion…
In this episode from Season 6 of Sane Parenting in Insane Times, Cameron Cole and Anna Meade Harris examine gratitude, the first of three “gospel attitudes” we hope will flourish in every member of our families. Episode Notes:…
In this episode of the rooted Parent Podcast, Cameron and Anna interview Chap Bettis of the Apollos Project. The author of The Disciple-Making Parent, Bettis has recently released the Parenting With Patience video series. In a year of…
One of the more prevalent topics in the world today involves transgender issues. In this episode, Cameron Cole discusses two moments Christians parents should be preparing their child for as it relates to transgenderism in schools and society….
In today’s culture, we are quick to characterize others who have a different political view, ideology, or worldview as “enemies.” And often teens see siblings, coaches, teachers, and even parents as enemies simply because they don’t see eye-to-eye.
