This is a special one-off episode of the Everyday Truths Podcast—and it’s all about kids.

In this episode, I’m sharing the heart behind the launch of the Everyday Truths Kids Podcast, a brand-new podcast created to help kids grow a simple, real faith—and help families have meaningful conversations together.

This podcast started with real conversations in everyday life: in the car, during girls’ nights, and through honest questions kids already ask. It’s shaped by my own children’s curiosity, courage, and desire to share faith with other kids.

We talk about:

• Why faith conversations with kids matter more than we realize
• Why parents and trusted adults are already equipped—even without perfect answers
• How modeling real, imperfect faith makes a lasting impact
• Why you don’t need to outsource spiritual conversations with your kids

Whether you’re a parent or simply someone who has kids in your life, this episode is an encouragement that you are the right person to have these conversations.

🗓 Everyday Truths Kids Podcast launches February 18, 2026
🔗 Learn more: everydaytruths.com/kids

Coming next on the Everyday Truths Podcast: the Overcomer series—exploring temptation, trust, and how Jesus meets us in everyday struggles.

Christmas doesn’t end when we pack up the nativity and drag the tree to the curb. The arrival of Jesus wasn’t just a sweet, sentimental moment—it was a cosmic one. In this final episode of the Christmas series, we talk about how the story goes beyond the manger into our identity, our peace, and the way we walk into January and beyond.

In this episode we’ll explore:

Why the angels’ announcement to the shepherds was a cosmic event, not just a cute scene (Luke 2:8–14)

What it really means that “the Word became flesh” and how I explain that to my kids (John 1:1, 14)

How Jesus’ coming gives us a new identity as children of God, not spiritual employees trying to earn our keep (John 1:12; Romans 8:15–17)

The difference between fitting in and belonging—and why Christmas anchors us in real belonging

How Jesus brings a peace the world cannot manufacture, especially for those carrying heaviness this season (Isaiah 9:6–7; Philippians 4:7; Galatians 5:22–23)

Why suffering is not the end of the story, and how Revelation 21 gives us hope when life feels anything but “merry and bright”

If you’re feeling let down after Christmas, weighed down by grief or stress, or just wondering how any of this actually impacts your real life in January—this conversation is for you.

🧒 Everyday Truths Kids Podcast is coming!
Short, 5–10 minute episodes to help you talk about faith with the kids in your life—on the way to school, at bedtime, or around the table.
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In Week 2 of our Christmas series, we’re zooming in on how real people responded when the news of Jesus interrupted their lives.

We’ll walk through the stories of Mary, Joseph, Zechariah, Elizabeth, the shepherds, the magi, and Herod—and what their responses reveal about faith, doubt, control, courage, and joy. From Mary’s honest questions to Joseph’s costly obedience, from Zechariah’s skepticism to Elizabeth’s celebration, each person gives us a different window into how we might respond to Jesus, too.

By the end, I’ll invite you to ask a simple but challenging question:

How am I actually responding to Jesus in this season—not just in theory, but in my real, everyday life?

For daily 90-second Christmas devotionals, follow along on social!
Instagram: @the_sherri_richard and @everyday_truths_podcast
YouTube @everyday-truths-with-sherri
TikTok (@sherrichard).