#53 | How To Be A Better Dad (with Everyday Dadding)

Ed chats with Robin Barfield and Ben Putt from 'Everyday Dadding' to help us think about how we can be better parents, specifically, dads. We have been thinking on the podcast recently about how we can rely on Emmanuel, Jesus, God with us in the mess and chaos. How to keep this message strong within our families is often a struggle. Ed talks here to two 'Christian Dads' (i.e. they are a Christian and a dad…) in a cross-over podcast we hear some honest experiences of 'family Bible times' and a bit more about using Ed's new book that looks at the meals Jesus eats from the book of Luke. If this encourages you as you disciple your kids, please do send this podcast on to a parent you think would appreciate it.

This new book Meals with Jesus from Faith in Kids in partnership with The Good Book Company can be ordered here.  We'll be troubleshooting your honest questions about hosting family Bible times over the next few months so we invite you to have a go now as we struggle on through lockdown while supporting the Faith in Kids ministry.

If you missed our 'Christmas Bake Along' video, it's not too late to watch it or send it to a friend, godchild, neighbour, church WhatsApp group or small alien you have met someplace. The video with Martha Collison and Ed Drew making a gingerbread nativity and talking about 'God with Us' can be found on the Faith in Kids Youtube channel here.

If you have any questions or comments, please get in touch with us at podcast@faithinkids.org. We won't read out your emails on the podcast if you don't want us to, but we'd love to hear your stories and feedback. Particularly any questions you have about family Bible times, let us know how you get on or what's not working for you and we will endeavour to answer your questions!

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