169. Justice, Race, and the Family of God with Fr. Aaron Smallwood

Fr. Aaron Smallwood joins us for a conversation on racial injustice and what it means for today's family and the family of God. If you're learning about the root of the racial tension in America and trying to figure out how to talk to your kids about racial justice, this is a good starting conversation. In this episode, we talk about our personal covenant relationship, our own family histories as it relates to race, and how we're living out covenant relationship in our own families today. Show Notes: Sign up today for The Leader's Heart Cohort and receive 20% off registration.Register now for our FREE webinar, How Not to Lose Your Ever-Loving Mind on Your Kids coming up the week of July 27th. Click here to register.Books on Racial Reconciliation and Injustice: Be the Bridge: Pursuing God's Heart for Racial Reconciliation by Natasha MorrisonPost Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing by Joy DegruyRace, Religion, & Racism by Frederick K. C. PriceThe New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in an Age of Colorblindness by Michelle AlexanderMovies to Watch:The HelpImitation of LifeJust MercySelma

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We all long to put our families center stage. Yet, in a world that competes for our time, attention, and identity, we often give our family the leftovers instead of our full, undivided hearts. Welcome to the Famous at Home podcast, with marriage and leadership coaches, Dr. Josh and Christi Straub. With a realistic, grace-filled look at the struggles families face, the Famous at Home podcast is like having a cup of coffee with authentic friends who just “get you,” yet with the practical and life-changing coaching strategies Josh and Christi use to help spouses, parents, and leaders stay emotionally engaged and connected to their biggest fans. With topics designed to help you set healthy rhythms between work and home, be fully present with your kids, and build a rock-solid marriage, the Famous at Home podcast will awaken your own heart and revive your family.Because we all need to find our way back home.