What if every question your child asks could launch your family into a quest of deeper faith and purpose?

On this episode of the Collide Kids Podcast, host Christen Clark chats with Rousseaux Brasseur—children’s author, YouTuber, and founder of the Quester Community—about how curiosity can turn into spiritual growth at home. Get inspired as they swap rapid-fire questions, share stories of surrender and faith, and offer fun, practical wisdom for helping your kids discover God’s big answers to life’s biggest questions during family time and beyond.

Resources:

• Youtube: The Quester
• Website: www.questercommunity.com
• Amazon: Rousseaux Brasseur
• Website: collidekidspodcast.com
• Instagram: @collidekidspod

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Helping Kids Navigate Life’s Biggest Questions: "So we take kids on an adventure, a big quest to find God's big answers to all of life's biggest questions."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:04:33 → 00:04:39]

Viral Transformation: "I moved down to Mexico to live at an orphanage for a year and a half and just that's where I ended up meeting Jesus and really surrendering my heart and my life to him."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:06:04 → 00:06:12]

Surrendering Dreams to Faith: "And then surrendering it to the Lord and him saying, actually, no, I want you to do this, but do it for my glory. And so that's what I love to get to do now. Just point people to Him."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:06:46 → 00:06:54]

The Power of Curiosity in Childhood: "And there was a study done in Great Britain a few years ago that said, on average, children ask one question every two minutes and upwards of 300 questions a day."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:14:35 → 00:14:46]

Embracing Uncertainty in Learning: "I don't think our answer is to know the answers and have all the answers, but it is our job to be okay with there being big questions and to say, hey, we know who does have the answers to all these questions and the one who is the answer to all of the ultimate questions and we know where he's given us the best answers to our big questions in his word."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:17:47 → 00:18:06]

The Never-Ending Quest for Meaning: "I thought that finding the answers would bring my quest to an ending, but I find out now that it's just a brand new beginning."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:21:06 → 00:21:06]

From VBS Play to Published Author: "So in 2015, I started writing a play version of the Pilgrim's Progress for our VBS at church. And then that ended up that manuscript got picked up by a publisher, and they did an illustrated version of the Pilgrim's Progress. It's called Poetic Retelling of John Bunyan's Classic Tale is the subtitle."
— Rousseaux Brasseur [00:21:56 → 00:22:14]

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