Should Christians Unite with the Buddhist Monk’s “Walk for Peace”?
They were quiet. They seemed content. They walked. Even through the harshest conditions, they walked.1For a glimpse as to how harsh the conditions were, see: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/monks-walk-peace-wake-forest-north-carolina-ice-snow For 108 days, through...
146. Let’s Talk About Easter (Re-Broadcast)
Summary This episode lovingly equips parents to navigate the tension between fun Easter traditions and the truth of the resurrection. The hosts affirm that while eggs, bunnies, and cultural practices can be enjoyed, they should never overshadow the central claim of...
145. Seis preguntas que toda cosmovisión responde
https://media.blubrry.com/mamabearapologetics/stream.redcircle.com/episodes/7442185c-a9a6-4f3b-8f5f-3acdfe8abe01/stream.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | Android | RSSSummary In this episode, the focus is on...
A toda máquina por «Stranger Things»
*A CONTINUACIÓN HAY SPOILERS* Aún no se han disipado las polvaredas tras el fin del boom de «Stranger Things», a raíz de la colosal decepción que supuso su final. Y, sin embargo, la serie seguirá viva y seguirá ganando adeptos (sobre todo a medida que se estrenen sus spin-offs). Sí, el final...
5 formas de saber si estás juzgando correctamente
«Esto es mi fútbol». Era la única forma que se me ocurría para explicarle a mi desconcertado marido mi pasión por «Fixer Upper». Desde que se estrenó la serie, me sentaba delante del televisor, gritaba de frustración (¡¿quién prefiere una casa de estilo moderno de mediados de siglo a una victoriana clásica, en serio, vamos?!), y...
Where do you go when your child asks a PhD level question?
With the holiday season around the corner, we all know those conversations are coming. Whether it’s your college freshman, agnostic uncle, deconstructing niece, or seasoned atheist brother-in-law, you may be dreading the conversations you feel ill-equipped to...
Spiritual Foundation #1 Faith-Based Preparation
It’s doubtful parents would send their kids to college without some sort of meal plan, but are parents as diligent in helping set up a spiritual meal plan for their children? Once that dorm key is issued, there will be no more spoon fed lessons by the youth group....
Sending Your Kids to College on F.I.R.E. for Their Faith!
If you are the mom of a soon-to-be-college freshman, hang on. You will survive! But the more important question might be: Will your child survive college…spiritually? Even if he or she has checked all the boxes associated with growing up in the church, there’s always...
How The Multiverse Theory Could Challenge Your Child’s Faith
What comes to mind when you hear the word “multiverse”? Do you a) cringe, b) think of your kid’s favorite Marvel movie, or c) cock your head like a confused (but very cute) puppy? In case you chose “c,” the term “multiverse” refers to a theory that we live in one of...
Who Has the Burden of Proof? An Intro to Classical Apologetics
Ya gotta love a good snarky atheist meme. But this one does make you think, doesn’t it? I mean if somebody claims fairies are real, is it my job (as a fairy-skeptic) to disprove them? No! It’s their job to provide evidence for their claim. So, wouldn’t it follow that...
ROARing through the buzzwords privilege, oppression, marginalized, & equity
In our last blog, we covered a really brief overview of these cultural buzzwords: “privilege,” “oppression,” “marginalized,” and “equity.” We compared the formal definitions of these words with both 1) what we assume people mean when they use them and 2) the...
What do they mean when they say equity, privilege, marginalized, and oppression?
How often have you heard a sentiment like this one: It is the responsibility of the privileged to champion the cause of the oppressed and fight for the inclusion of the marginalized. That’s basically the going gospel de jour right now. And it sounds good, right? When...
Politics at the Dinner Table: Answering Your Kid’s Questions Without Panicking
When I was little, my mom used to take me with her into the voting booth. I remember crowding around her legs as she stood in front of the voting machine to cast her ballot. The process seemed solemn and mysterious. Politics didn’t seem to be discussed much when I was...
Beware of Back-to-School Buzzwords
Back-to-school time often means back to familiar routines, but it can also bring new things: new schools, new teachers, new friends… new vocab? Now, if you’re hoping we’ll explain what stuff like skibidi toilet riz means, you’re out of luck.1But we’re pretty...
Navigating the American Political Landscape
Surviving political landscapes as a Christian has always been challenging (ancient Rome was harsh, y’all!). However, this U.S. presidential election cycle feels like the most difficult in recent history, and the American political landscape seems to grow more...
Ten New 10 at 12 Prayers
Can you believe it’s September already?! New school year, new election year… A few years back, we shared a blog called “10 Things to Pray Every Day During September 2020” and that blog turned partly into the Honest Prayers for Mama Bears book! But...
105. 3 Myths About Taylor Swift
https://media.blubrry.com/mamabearapologetics/stream.redcircle.com/episodes/974347b8-8d47-4fa7-b635-bb530a25771f/stream.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | Android | RSSSummary Could your child’s playlist...
My kid stumped me with a theological question! Now what?
In our house, bedtime is normally dad’s job. I homeschool my kids (we do the hybrid thing), so most days by the end of the night I have been momming for a solid 14+ hours. I’ve got… like… less than nothing left in the tank. Of course, there is the occasional night...

