Dave Whittingham

Dave Whittingham and Kate Morris drop a quick hello to update listeners on the podcast’s growth, global reach, and the positive impact it’s had on families. They tease season three, promising diverse guests from lived experiences and academia, while also addressing funding needs

Jesus doesn't want pretend followers. He wants real followers. A real follower trusts and obeys the words Jesus has taught.

Jesus teaches kids how to care like God. We should stop judging others, deal with our own sin first, and care for people the way we’d want to be cared for.

Jesus teaches kids how to think about treasure in heaven , why earthly stuff never lasts, and how trusting God changes the way we handle money, worry, and daily needs. This episode makes a big idea easy to understand: what you value most shapes the direction of your life.

Jesus warns against looking religious on the outside while missing real love for God. The best reward is the joy of being with a loving heavenly Father.

Real Christianity is not performative or built on public approval, but shaped by trust in a loving heavenly Father and built on the words of Jesus.

Jesus shows what true followers of God look like. We should live like God our Father, who is truthful, patient, kind, and generous even toward those who don’t deserve it.

Following Jesus isn’t about hiding faith away — it’s about living in a way that shows God’s kindness, truth, and love, so that others will want to praise God.

If you’ve ever wondered what real righteousness looks like in everyday life, this passage shows that it's a deep, powerful love, modelled on the love of God.

Jesus flips the world’s idea of happiness upside down in this episode, showing that real joy comes from God’s kingdom, not from comfort, popularity, or getting your own way.