What would change if we truly believed our home was a mission field?

In this compelling episode, Leslie Nunnery, co-founder of Teach Them Diligently, joins Lori Lane to talk about reclaiming discipleship in the home. From why outsourcing discipleship is dangerous, to how parents can practically live out Deuteronomy 6, this episode offers timeless encouragement for modern Christian families.

Leslie shares real-life stories from her own parenting journey, explains what it means to “heart-school” your children, and gives moms and dads alike tools to make biblical truth central—not peripheral—in their homes.

Whether you're weary in the messy middle or just starting out, this episode will equip and encourage you.

1. Why discipling your children is your highest calling
2. The role of Scripture as the foundation for parenting
3. How to disciple through natural, daily rhythms
4. Encouragement for moms and dads (even when it looks different)
5. Practical tools from Teach Them Diligently 365 and Faith That Sticks

God doesn’t call you to be perfect—He calls you to be faithful. And that faithfulness is building a legacy.

Part One of the Series: Nine Traits of a Life-Giving, Transformational Education

Trait One: A Biblical View of the Child

“Every child is being shaped. The question isn’t if they’re being transformed—it’s who is doing the shaping, and by what vision.”

In this foundational episode, Lori Lane introduces the first trait of a life-giving, transformative educational model: A Biblical View of the Child.

This core truth sets the trajectory for everything that follows in a child’s development—because how we see a child determines how we teach, guide, and ultimately shape who they become.

Lori invites parents to reframe their educational choices through the lens of Scripture—not starting with curriculum or academic goals, but with the heart and identity of the child as an image-bearer of God.

You’ll be encouraged to examine the worldview behind every system, model, or method you consider—and walk away with clarity, conviction, and renewed purpose in your parenting.

Key Takeaways:

-Why a biblical view of the child is essential to true transformation

-The dangers of behaviorist models in modern education

-What it really means to “train up a child” (Proverbs 22:6)

-The Michelangelo principle: revealing, not imposing, identity

-Discernment questions to guide your educational decisions

What if self-care wasn’t selfish—but a biblical act of stewardship?

In this episode of the Legacy Parenting Podcast, Lori Lane welcomes Susan Heid, creator of The Confident Mom, for an honest and uplifting conversation about the role of the Christian homemaker, the importance of soul rest, and how small, intentional habits can bring order to the chaos of motherhood.

From her journey through chronic illness, single motherhood, and minimal living in an Airstream (!), Susan shares how God used each season to refine her rhythms, restore her rest, and reshape her perspective.

Whether you feel behind in your home, stuck in your schedule, or just in need of encouragement—this episode is for you.

1. The spiritual lie of “doing it all” and why it leads to burnout
2. Practical ways to simplify your home without perfection
3. How self-care starts with soul-care and Scripture
4. Why homemaking is a God-given role—no matter your work status
5. One small habit that changes everything for the overwhelmed mom

Listen, breathe deep, and be reminded: Your faithfulness is building a legacy.