We are joined this week by Kurt Bruner. He is a pastor in Texas, author, and founder of Drive Faith Home ministry. In this episode, Kurt shares four key self-examination areas for parents to make brave, countercultural decisions for their kids in areas like discipleship, education, media, and sexual wholeness. With decades of experience helping families thrive, Kurt emphasizes the importance of parents as the primary disciplemakers in their children's lives. This episode is full of practical insights for parents striving to raise their children as distinctive disciples of Christ in today’s counterculture world. To learn more and register for D6 Conference, visit Learn more about D6 HomePoint by visiting Visit to learn more about Kurt Bruner’s ministry Tune in to Kurt Bruner’s podcast, Counterculture Parents at

Patti Reed, author, speaker, and coach specializing in conversational intelligence, shares in this episode practical insights for parents seeking to strengthen communication with their teens and young adults. Acknowledging that every child is different, Patti stresses the need to tailor communication styles to each child or teen while most importantly, seeking guidance through prayer and direction from the Lord. Her insights remind us that humility and intentionality can transform even the most challenging parent-child relationships into deeper connections. View a free sample and order D6 EveryDay Foundations curriculum here Order Rich Griffin’s new book, "Discipleship Is Leadership: Stages of Generational Development" here 

In our latest podcast episode, we sat down with Rich Griffith, assistant professor of youth ministry at Toccoa Falls College and author of “Voices: Helping Our Children and Youth Listen to Wise Counsel.” With nearly 40 years of ministry experience, Rich dives into how parents, mentors, and ministry leaders can guide young people amidst the competing voices in their lives, from social media to peers and other areas of culture. You’ll hear Rich share heartfelt moments from his own parenting journey and actionable steps for parents who feel unprepared to disciple their children. Take 30 minutes to tune in and walk away inspired to help young people learn what voices to listen to and the importance of starting simple with discipleship in your everyday routines. Order Rich’s book, “Voices: Helping Our Children and Youth Listen to Wise Counsel”, here https://store.randallhouse.com/product/voices/ To register for D6 conference, visit https://d6family.com/d6conference/ Download the 30 Days App here https://store.randallhouse.com/30-days-app/

Guest Jim Putman offers hope and wisdom to parents praying for their prodigal child's return.   Learn more about D6 EveryDay Foundations here: https://d6family.com/d6curriculum/   Find The Sharing Trees here: https://d6family.com/d6curriculum/

Guest Tim Goodyear offers incredible guidance to parents on incorporating discipleship into their everyday routines and rhythms.    Learn more about the D6 Conference here: https://d6family.com/d6conference/   Check out D6 Homepoint: https://www.d6homepoint.com/

We hear from Brianna Edwards about repairing hurt and brokenness in the parent/child relationship.  Learn more about D6 Curriculum here: https://d6family.com/d6curriculum/ You can order your D6 EveryDay Advent Kit here: https://store.randallhouse.com/product/d6-everyday-advent-kit/

We learn from Matthew Tingblad how to navigate difficult questions about faith.    Take a look at the book, Disciplemaking With Guys here: https://store.randallhouse.com/product/disciplemaking-with-guys/

Author Greg Stier discusses his latest book, Radical Like Jesus: 21 Challenges to Live a Revolutionary Life.   Make sure to check out Top Reads: https://go.d6family.com/l/1058273/2024-08-13/7171st

Our guest Frank Trimble brings valuable insight for church leadership and laypeople on the topic of expectations in ministry. 

Guest Corinne Noble reminds us that pre-teens are valuable members of the church body and guides us on reaching this age group and ministering to them well. 

We hear from Eric Thomsen on the importance of recording our faith story as a legacy for future generations.