In part two of this conversation, Dr. Roger Erdvig and Dr. Maggie Pope continue exploring how we can help our children grow in resilience and faith. They dig deeper into practical ways we can guide our kids through processing experiences, practicing reflection, cultivating curiosity, and learning from mentors. Along the way, they emphasize the importance of empathy, intentional conversations, and the everyday opportunities that shape both worldview and spiritual formation.

Together, these insights remind us that resilience doesn’t develop overnight- it’s nurtured over time through consistent modeling and intentional guidance. By creating space for growth and leaning on the support of community, we can help our children build a faith and worldview that will carry them into the future with confidence and hope.

Discussion Guide Link

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uURA6SQifzQhoqOgmfVMWpAnds3f5o00?usp=drive_link

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In this two-part episode of the Made for More podcast, Dr. Roger Erdvig and Dr. Maggie Pope explore how parents can come alongside their children to cultivate a strong, lasting, and resilient faith. They examine the deep connection between a child’s faith and worldview, showing how this development requires intentional guidance not only from parents but also from the broader community that surrounds and supports our kids.

Across both episodes, you'll hear a blend of big-picture insights and practical tools you can apply in your everyday life. And as a reminder, this journey is about progress, not perfection. Even when our plans don’t unfold the way we expect, the Holy Spirit is at work through our faithful efforts for the good of our children.

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