Raising Kids and Seeking Truth in a Godless World with Wendy Cunningham

Wendy Cunningham was an atheist gone devout warrior for Christ. She believes it’s important to evaluate where our beliefs about God come from as we consider where we might be mistaken.

What If You're Wrong is Wendy’s first solo book project—she coauthored Success Through Failing—but she's been a writer for as long as she can remember.

Her blog, www.gainingmyperspective.com and her podcast by the same name, satisfy her desire to inspire, empower, make people laugh, and share truth boldly.

Aside from writing and podcasting, Wendy is an entrepreneur, a wife, and a homeschool mom of three. When they’re not traveling, they’re homesteading on 84 acres in Middle Tennessee.

Listen in as Wendy and I discuss the unique challenges of proclaiming God's Word in a post-COVID world. We also talk about the vital role of motherhood as well as how husbands and fathers can become the "Joseph" in their family's lives.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Episode Preview
02:24 - Introduction to Wendy Cunningham
03:30 - How motherhood points women to God
09:59 - Why Wendy chose to homeschool her kids
18:35 - How to raise kids in a relativistic world
24:24 - How families can prepare their households as more and more of our freedoms threatened
34:15 - How husbands and fathers can be a "Joseph" for their family
39:58 - What it means to be a "sovereign human being"

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