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What age is too young to teach kids theology? The

What age is too young to teach kids theology? The younger the better! Amy Gannett of @tinytheologians discusses why theology is important for kids (and adults) of all ages! We can teach our families to find answers to life’s questions right in Scripture. Tune in to Episode 147 “How Theology Impacts Our Everyday Life” for more practical wisdom on how to develop a solid foundation of theology for our kids to build upon!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Our theology matters. But how do we cultivate a th

Our theology matters. But how do we cultivate a theology that’s accurate to God’s Word? We can start by reading and meditating on Scripture. At The Daily Grace Co (@thedailygraceco) we have many tools and resources to help! Here are recommended resources to get you started.

★ The Theology Handbook: The Theology Handbook is a reference book that covers a wide variety of topics within systematic theology, presented in a way that’s easy to understand.
★ The Bible Handbook: The Bible Handbook is complete with summaries of every book of the Bible, maps, and other beautiful graphics and illustrations to enhance your understanding of Scripture.
★ Search The Word: Search the Word is a six-week study and workbook that takes an in-depth look at how to study, interpret and apply the Bible.
★ Daily Truth for Kids: This is an amazing tool for parents to use to open Scripture with their kids when children are facing struggles, struggling with sin, or facing hurt from others.

All of these resources are intentionally designed to help us develop a theology rooted in God’s Word. Be sure to listen to this week’s podcast episode “How Theology Impacts Our Everyday Life” wherever podcasts are streamed or on our website (link in bio)!

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Theology must become more than a collection of fac

Theology must become more than a collection of facts. While head knowledge is important to develop, what’s the point if it doesn’t impact our heart? A wealth of theology should translate into greater awe of God and deeper love for our neighbors. The more we dive into theology, the more we should worship. Don’t miss this conversation with Amy Gannett of @tinytheologians, where we talk about cultivating our theology, worship and so much more! Listen to Episode 147 “How Theology Impacts our Everyday Lives” wherever podcasts are streamed or at the link in our Bio!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Would you call yourself a Theologian? If we are ho

Would you call yourself a Theologian? If we are honest, many of us would say “no”. The truth is that we are all Theologians. We all can study God’s Word and seek to know Him better! On this week’s episode, Joanna and our guest Amy Gannett, Founder of @tinytheologians, explore how Theology is actually accessible and transformational for all believers. Amy teaches us about how to safeguard against this tendency to just learn things about God and His Word (head knowledge) without it changing our lives (and our hearts). Join in on this insightful conversation! Episode 147 “How Theology Impacts Our Everyday Lives” is available wherever podcasts are streamed or at the link in our Bio!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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It’s officially Thanksgiving Week! In this seaso

It’s officially Thanksgiving Week! In this season of gratitude, sometimes thoughts of thanks coexist with frustrations with family members, unmet expectations. dinner disappointments and exhaustion. These thoughts may lead us to grumbling. Last week, Joanna and Stefanie discussed gratitude, grumbling and how to cultivate a thankful heart, even in the most challenging of circumstances. It’s the perfect episode to listen to as we’re gearing up for the upcoming holidays!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Let’s be honest, even as we pursue a grateful he

Let’s be honest, even as we pursue a grateful heart and resist grumbling, we may still have moments of discontentment. Maybe a circumstance catches us off guard. Maybe we’re feeling hurt. Maybe we don’t understand God’s plans. Friend, there is good news! We can bring our complaints before the Lord. We can cast our burdens on Him because He cares for us. We just need to remember that at the end of the day, God alone holds the authority. We can approach Him in humility, understanding that at the end of the day, His ways are better than our own even when they don’t make sense to us. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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To continue this week’s episode on Gratitude and Grumbling, listen to Episode 129 “Complaining: Godly Grief or Crossing The Line” wherever you listen to podcasts or through the link in our Bio!