TNP episode 58 - Can Loving Your Family Actually Change the World? | Mother Teresa Was RightJoin our TNP community that is off of social media: https://thenaturalparents.com/tnpco-o...Sponser: Lolly Llamahttps://lollyllama.com/Affiliate Link: My Green Mattresshttps://my-green-mattress.pxf.io/JKYWarEveryone says they want to change the world—or at least make it a better place for the next generation.But what if the most powerful way to do that isn’t public, loud, or platform-driven?In this episode of The Natural Parents Podcast, Ryan and Abbie unpack Mother Teresa’s famous quote:“If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.”At first glance, it sounds sentimental.But the longer you sit with it, the more disruptive it becomes.In this conversation, we explore: • Why so many families feel disconnected, overwhelmed, and exhausted • How love (or the lack of it) shapes future generations • The ripple effect of raising children who feel deeply loved and secure • Why “hurt people hurt people”—and what loved people do instead • How faith, family rhythms, and modeling the fruit of the Spirit start real change • Why loving your family well may be the most countercultural act todayWe also talk honestly about: • Anger vs. love as a default response • Why it’s easier to give our best to the world and leftovers to our family • Boundaries, grace, and loving people who are difficult to love • What Jesus modeled about love, leadership, and prioritiesAt The Natural Parents, we believe real change starts at home—by putting faith, health, family, and wealth back into their proper order.If you’re a parent who wants to raise children who love God, love others, and live with purpose, this episode is for you.👇 Join the conversation:Do you agree with Mother Teresa’s quote?What does “loving your family well” look like in your current season?🎥 PINNED COMMENT Mother Teresa said, “If you want to change the world, go home and love your family.”Do you agree—or does that feel too small in today’s world?👇 We’d love to hear your thoughts.