Parenting Your Child’s Heart, Not Just Behavior
Pastor Juan and Jeanine Sanchez equip parents with some practical, biblically-based tools to help them shape their child’s heart rather than their behavior.
September 21, 2026
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Do you know how to defend your Faith with wisdom, clarity, and truth? These six powerful videos are tailored to help you experience a bold confidence in the reliability of Scripture and encourage friends and family who are struggling to trust in Jesus.
A popular speaker and writer for moms around the nation, Alexandra Kuykendall is the co-hostess of The Open Door Sisterhood Podcast. She has contributed to other nationally known publications and authored three books: Loving My Actual Life, Loving My Actual Christmas and The Artist’s Daughter. Alexandra resides in Denver, Colorado, with her husband, Derek, and their four daughters. Learn more about Alexandra by visiting her website, www.alexandrakuykendall.com.
Pastor Juan and Jeanine Sanchez equip parents with some practical, biblically-based tools to help them shape their child’s heart rather than their behavior.
In this uplifting message, J.John uses the story of Lazarus to encourage us to remove any barriers between ourselves and God, and to respond to His call in our lives. He explains how to overcome our inhibitions and be bold in sharing the Gospel with others.
Jane Daly and Geremy Keeton describe how grief can draw us closer to God if we are willing to go through it, stay connected with others, and trust Him for the results.
Pastor Juan and Jeanine Sanchez equip parents with some practical, biblically-based tools to help them shape their child’s heart rather than their behavior.
In this uplifting message, J.John uses the story of Lazarus to encourage us to remove any barriers between ourselves and God, and to respond to His call in our lives. He explains how to overcome our inhibitions and be bold in sharing the Gospel with others.
Jane Daly and Geremy Keeton describe how grief can draw us closer to God if we are willing to go through it, stay connected with others, and trust Him for the results.
