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Virtue and Verse is a podcast for parents seeking wisdom, clarity, and hope in education. Through thoughtful conversations on Christian classical education, culture, and formation, we explore how to raise children rooted in truth, beauty, and goodness—without fear, frenzy, or formulas. Whether you homeschool, choose a hybrid model, or walk faithfully within other educational paths, Virtue and Verse is a place to think deeply, walk alongside others, and educate with intention.

Even as life expectancy has increased over the centuries, the thought of aging continues to plague men and women around the world. In addition to worries about the physical aspects of aging, people also fear the prejudice that exists toward the elderly. But as President Jimmy Carter demonstrates, there are indeed virtues to aging, as he explores the spiritual and intellectual growth that often comes with old age. President Carter tackles such issues as planning for retirement, adopting new diet and exercise regimens, and coping with age prejudice.

The end of a relationship doesn't have to mean despair. Discover how to move past separation and embrace independence, positivity, authenticity and new beginnings.In eight parts and 111 accessible learnings, The Soul-Soaring Virtues of Separation combines the Law of Attraction - the idea that we...

Conversations with MetroHealth experts that explore the full journey of motherhood.”

A seven episode series that helps victims of sexual trauma incorporate principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ into their healing process. Even for those who have not personally experienced the trauma of abuse it inspires a thoughtful examination of one's personal relationship with God and carries a message of hope and strength.

I help parents transform stressful mealtimes into enjoyable family moments with simple strategies that stop power struggles and encourage kids to explore new foods. Together, we create a happier and healthier approach to eating that makes everyone feel good at the table.

In a world where parenting advice shifts faster than fashion trends, this "how not to parent" resource takes a fresh look at how the seven deadly sins are the root of most modern parenting mistakes. Through humorous stories and practical biblical wisdom, Patrick M. Quinn and Ken Roach show how well-meaning parents can ruin their children's lives in seven easy steps (wrath, greed, envy, lust, sloth, gluttony, and pride).