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.
Studies find that a majority of teenagers and young adults cite loneliness as one of their most painful problems. Shelby’s conversation with Anna offers practical guidance to parents who are raising kids in a digitally connected/relationally disconnected world.
If there is one key thing Christian parents can “do” to facilitate flourishing for their children and themselves, it would be abiding in Christ.
In this episode, Cameron and Anna discuss the fact that our basic desire is actually to belong to God, and then with others, and Jesus is the way into our belonging.
In this episode of our season “Lifegiving Parenthood,” Cameron and Anna discuss the wonderful truth that our Good Shepherd Jesus guides parents through all the thousands of decisions, large and small, that we make on our children’s behalf.
We invited them to talk about the (potential) overwhelm of being a mother. Both of these moms juggle full-time jobs while running their households, caring for elderly parents, serving at church, and attempting to maintain friendships and good health.
In this special Christmas episode of the Rooted Parent Podcast, father and veteran youth pastor Syler Thomas join Cameron and Anna to discuss about the misadventures of Kevin McAllister and his family.
In this workshop from the 2024 Rooted Conference in Dallas, Kristen Hatton unpacks the five P’s of parenting to help parents become more self-aware, stay motivated toward their children, and lead their homes with gospel-centered purpose and hope.
Continuing in our season, Lifegiving Parenthood, Cameron and Anna discuss how Jesus’s promise that he is the Light of the World illuminates the path forward for parents in a dark and uncertain world.
What do you think you actually want for your child? Answering the question reveals a lot about what drives our decisions as parents.
