In this episode, Hannah confronts the quiet epidemic reshaping modern Christian homes: the outsourcing of discipleship to schedules, screens, and extracurriculars. With urgency and compassion she invites families to reclaim the dinner table, restore intentional rhythms of worship and conversation, and let fathers lead with biblical courage. Through personal stories, scriptural anchors, and practical challenges, Hannah shows how one small change—a committed family meal, a weekly worship moment, or a single reprioritized ‘no’—can turn a hurried household into a fruitful, Christ-centered home.

Listeners will leave encouraged and provoked to audit their time, guard their calendars, and choose the deeper fruit of spiritual formation over fleeting cultural wins. This episode blends pastoral wisdom, candid vulnerability, and doable steps that will help families resist the world’s busyness and raise Kingdom arrows.

College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks

The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education.

Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character.

Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu

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