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In this episode, Rachel Kushner retells the story of Esther through the lens of covenant and promise.

The book of Esther never mentions the name of God, yet His faithfulness is woven through every chapter. When Haman plots to destroy the Jewish people in Persia, it looks like the end of the story. But behind palace doors and sleepless nights, God is quietly preserving His covenant promise to Abraham.

This episode also introduces the family activity “Hidden but Not Absent,” where children search for the Hebrew name Elohim as a reminder that even when God’s name is not written, He is still sovereign and working.

If you are longing to build family legacy around the table and help your children understand that God keeps His promises, this episode will encourage you deeply.

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In this episode, Rachel Kushner reflects on how David’s faith was formed in quiet places, how he trusted God in both victory and failure, and why Scripture calls him a man after God’s own heart. David’s story reminds us that faith is not about perfection. It is about returning to God again and again.

Rachel also shares tenderly about her own son, David, and how the meaning of his name has shaped her understanding of love, grief, and identity. This episode includes a gentle content note regarding the loss of an adult child.

David’s life ultimately points us to Jesus, the Beloved Son. Identity comes before accomplishment. Love comes before victory.

As you gather around your table this week, may the word beloved echo in your home and settle gently in your own heart.

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IIn this episode, we continue our new series on the Heroes of the Faith with a woman whose name tells us so much about her story. Deborah, or Devorah in Hebrew, means bee. Small, focused, hardworking, and protective, a bee is a perfect picture of how God used Deborah to lead His people with courage and wisdom.

Listen in as Rachel Kushner retells the story of Judges chapters 4 and 5 in a way kids and parents can enjoy side by side. We explore the Jewish roots of Deborah’s story, from her role as a judge and prophetess to the powerful song she sang to celebrate and remember what God had done. Deborah’s story reminds us that courage begins with listening to God and trusting Him enough to go when He says, “Go.”

This episode invites families to slow down, gather, and remember that God often works through unexpected people. Just as God raised up Deborah to bring peace to Israel, He sent Jesus to bring lasting peace to the world. The same faithful God is still at work in our families today.

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