The Journey with Ron Moore Podcast

Amy Davison on having conversations with your kids and grandkids on relevant cultural topics, how to deal with the pushback, and her love for shopping at antique stores.

Lindsey Medenwaldt on how to teach children the elements of the Christian faith in an age-appropriate way, how to be a bridge-building in sharing the message of Jesus, what it’s like to be an apologist married to an apologist, and why she loves The Great British Baking Show.

Hillary Morgan Ferrer, bestselling author, and founder of Mama Bear Apologetics, on how to talk about sex with your children and how to trust God through challenging life experiences.

Joey Odom and Health Wilson allowed digital devices to disrupt family time and interaction with their children. They decided to make radical changes before it was too late. They are now on mission to help other families cut down on screen time and enjoy meaningful family interaction.

Tommy Sewall on the mindset of Gen Z (ages 13-27), their focus, feelings, and future. Sewall explains the thought process of Gen Z to help parents engage in important conversations.

Join Dr. Cheryl Mack as she discusses the five core needs of younger children and how parents can meet those needs in practical ways.

Jill Kowalski on how her dad’s tough love changed the course of her life, dealing with loss, the frightening experience of a natural disaster, and what it means to lead worship.

National speaker and author Sean McDowell digs into the mindset of the Gen Zer’s and discusses how the church and parents can share the truth of God’s Word. Ron Moore and Dave DiDonato team up for a conversation with McDowell.

Luke Griffo on the beauty the male and female in God’s creation, dealing with the hard question about sexuality, and how parents can speak to their children about LGBTQ issues.

Rebecca and Michael Lukens on Rebecca’s challenges at home, an unplanned pregnancy before they were married, life as a single mom, being evicted from her apartment, Michael’s entrance into her life, the challenges of marriage, and why divorce was never an option.