Jo Hobbis chats with Meredith Anne Miller about her new book 'Wonder', which serves as a guide for adults to explore the Bible with children. They discuss the unique approach of the book, the selection of stories included, and the importance of making biblical narratives accessible to kids. Meredith shares insights on teaching children about faith, the significance of wonder in conversations, and the complexities of understanding the Old Testament. The discussion also touches on the exclusion of certain stories, like Noah's Ark, and the overall goal of fostering a deeper connection with scripture for both kids and parents.

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Jo Hobbis reflects on what she has learned about the identity conversation from Christie Penner Worden through their discussion of The Me I Was Made To Be: Helping Parents Navigate The Identity Conversation.

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In this conversation, Jo Hobbis and Christie Penner Worden explore the complexities of parenting, particularly in discussions about identity and the fear of getting it wrong. They share personal anecdotes, including a memorable experience of getting lost during a hike, to illustrate the importance of allowing children to lead conversations and the value of flexibility in parenting. The discussion emphasizes the significance of humility, the role of other adults in children's lives, and the necessity of building a circle of trust. They also highlight the concept of do-overs, the importance of curiosity, and the journey of self-discovery as parents and children navigate their identities together. This is a deep dive into The Me I Was Made To Be: Helping Christian Parents Navigate The Identity Conversation by Christie Penner Worden.

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