In this episode, Cameron and Anna discuss the riches of the doctrine of adoption. Taking hold of the riches of our adoption- our status, our belonging, and our secure belovedness in God’s family- all this is a true game-changer for parents who long to love their children well.
In this main stage message from the 2025 Rooted Conference, Chelten Carter walks through Acts 11:19–30 and 13:1–3 to reveal how God multiplies His Church.
In this new series, Danny and Monica look at recent research and studies about teenagers and families and assess them through the lens of scripture.
Dorothy, Terrence, and Justin continue their dialogue with Justin Yau by asking him questions related to youth ministry from the perspectives of a mentor, parent, and colleague.
In this session, Rebecca, Josh, Isaiah, and Danny discuss how to best handle crises in their ministries. Youth ministers often play the first responder role, and it’s crucial to think proactively of how to handle a crisis well,…
In this episode of the Rooted Parent podcast, Cameron and Anna unpack the doctrine of justification. Of all the glorious benefits of our salvation (Psalm 103:2), justification is one of our favorites.
In this main stage message from the 2025 Rooted Conference, Liz Edrington walks through Acts 10:10–20, 27–28, and 34–36 to show how God works to deepen unity among His people.
In this final episode of the mini-series on what Scripture teaches about Asian American parenting, Danny and Monica look at Psalm 127:3 in relation to the Confucian upbringing that many Asian American parents were brought up within.
Intergenerational integration is particularly valuable within the ranks of youth pastors and practitioners in the trenches. In this episode, our hosts meet a younger minister, Justin Yau, and respond candidly to his inquiries about the nuts and bolts of ministry in the context of the Chinese Heritage Church.
