In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, host Elizabeth Urbanowicz addresses a heartfelt question from a parent: What happens to those who die without hearing the gospel? This question stems from a young boy’s compassionate concern for the lost and his desire to see everyone hear the good news of Jesus Christ. Elizabeth explores this topic by guiding listeners through four biblical truths about humanity, God’s nature, salvation, and our response as believers. She also shares personal stories and practical advice for helping children navigate challenging questions about faith and evangelism. Join us as we dive into Scripture to find biblical answers and encourage our children to share the gospel with confidence and compassion.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz answers the question: “How and when should I talk to my young daughters about menstruation?” Elizabeth walks listeners through both the timing and the method for introducing this topic in a way that is developmentally appropriate, biblically grounded, and free from fear. Learn how to frame this part of a woman’s biology as part of God’s good design and how to answer your children’s questions with patience and truth.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz answers a listener's question: "How can I cultivate a peaceful learning environment at home?" Whether you homeschool or your children attend public or private school, Elizabeth offers four practical, Christ-centered strategies for making your home a place where your children love to learn. From creating boundaries around learning spaces to encouraging free play and consistent expectations, this episode will equip you to build an environment that supports both academic and spiritual growth.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz answers a vital question: "How can Christian families navigate public schooling while keeping kids rooted in the faith?" Elizabeth shares three practical steps for intentional parenting within public education, outlining both the benefits and risks. She also gives daily strategies for reinforcing a biblical worldview at home. Whether you're a public school family or know someone who is, this episode is packed with biblical wisdom and practical action points.

When should we talk to our children about abortion—and how do we do it in a way that’s both biblically faithful and age-appropriate? In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz tackles one of the hardest conversations parents will face. She unpacks when to begin this conversation, the foundational truths children need first, and how to explain abortion in a way that helps them understand God’s good design, the corruption of sin, and the value of every life. Tune in for practical tips, Scripture-based wisdom, and helpful resources to guide your family through this difficult but vital topic.

Is there a developmentally appropriate way to show grace to a toddler during discipline? In this episode, Elizabeth Urbanowicz explores the biblical meaning of grace and how parents can demonstrate it—even in the challenging moments of correction. Learn why withholding punishment isn’t grace, how calm and loving discipline models the gospel, and what it looks like to train young hearts with both truth and tenderness.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz unpacks why reading is essential from a biblical worldview. Learn three practical steps to help incline your children’s hearts toward reading—an essential life skill and a foundation for engaging with God’s Word. Whether your child is a reluctant reader or already enjoys books, you’ll walk away with tools to nurture a lifelong love of reading in your home.

In this episode of the Foundation Worldview Podcast, Elizabeth Urbanowicz reviews the recently released movie The King of Kings, a dramatized retelling of Jesus’s life based on Charles Dickens' short story The Life of Our Lord. Elizabeth explores both the strengths and shortcomings of the film—from its engaging animation and gospel-centered focus to its theological omissions and historical inaccuracies. Most importantly, she equips parents with thoughtful discussion points to help children evaluate the movie through the lens of Scripture.