The Faith in Kids podcast is all about helping families raise children in the Christian faith. On this stream, you'll find lots of podcast for parents, presented by Ed, Amy and Jam, as well as a whole load of podcasts in Season 1 which are to be listened to as a family together. We’re not trying to give you the answers, but a few starting points. We hope and pray you’ll be inspired to give it a go. Every family can.
Grab some shoes, a cushion, a coat, a belt, a stick and a hat as Ed and Jam find out the war that's been raging for thousands of years, and what armour we need to be soldiers to fight that war and stand our ground.Ephesians 6:11-18 read by Iain Ridle...
Get a knife, fork and spoon as Ed and Jam find out what a belly builder is, as well as find out what God is like and what makes a Happy Family as we read on in Ephesians 5:21-6:4. Amy keeps on fighting the virus and music, Who I Am, from Awesome Cutl...
Ed, Amy and Jam are back with an honest chat about how it's going in lockdown.If you have any questions or comments, please get in touch with us at [email protected]. We won't read out your emails on the podcast if you don't want us to, but we'...
Did someone leave the light on? Find out about the longest ever light leaving on, what light is measured in and how fireflies are not what they sound like - as Ed and Jam talk about being Children of Light from Ephesians 5:8-13 while Amy keeps fighti...
What are the world's oldest socks? And the most expensive suit? Find out as Jam and Ed talk about these and the time Ed turned up at a wedding without his trousers. And what does this have to do with Ephesians 4:20-25? Amy fights the virus and it's o...
Ed is back with Dr Duncan Forbes of Urban Ministries and his wife Shay. They talk about the lockdown from their own perspective on an estate in London where things sometimes look very different. You can actually watch this conversation - along with b...
Ed, Jam and Amy are back with more fun facts about hearts, teeth and lungs, fighting the virus, music and the whiparound question gets seriously out of hand. Well, out of foot. We're back with Ephesians 4:1-6, 15-16, finding out how we're all togethe...
Grab a tape measure and join Ed, Jam and Amy. More fun facts, fighting the virus, music and the whiparound question. We're back with Ephesians 3:16-21, finding out how Jesus's love for us is so high, deep, wide and long. Listen together, enjoy and be...
Grab some building bricks or blocks and join Ed, Jam and Amy as Ed starts doing his own jingles, and Jam has some amazing buildings. Plus Bob Hartman returns! We look at more of Ephesians Chapter 2 to find out how Jesus is the one who brings us toget...
Grab a toy with a battery and join Ed, Jam and Amy as Ed impersonates a stressed Blue Whale. You can also listen to the voicemail of Zaccheus. We look at Ephesians Chapter 2 to find out how Jesus brings us from death to life. Listen together, enjoy a...
Ed and Jam are back - with a little help from their friends - looking at Ephesians Chapter 1 to find out how Jesus helps to get through some tough times together. We're not just in families in our homes (for who knows how long?). We're in the best fa...
Ed, Amy and Jam talk about how to make the most of the situation with schools closing early, longer holidays, working from home and no church meetings. How can we thrive, rather than just survive?Loads of resources at the Faith in Kids website. Keep...
Ed talks to Trevor and Val Archer, and discovers some ‘inconvenient truth’ about the middle class prosperity gospel. How does a teenager respond to being laughed at for being a Christian? And what’s a parent to do when their 11 year old refuses to to...
Ed, Amy and Jam talk about the issue that many parents are battling with: screen time.Links to the Faith in Kids and Faith in Kids 4 Kids podcasts here.The new Faith in Kids 4 Kids stream is on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other players here (just cli...
Ed talks to Jeremy Marshall about sharing hope, cancer, family holidays behind the Iron Curtain, being Christ-like in parenting, taking a stand rather than quietly grumbling, treating our children equally but differently and having robust debates aro...
