Is it reasonable to believe that the Bible is truly the Word of God? In this second part of our two-part series, Rob Rienow continues the powerful message on the miracle of the Bible—exploring how Scripture has been miraculously confirmed throughout history.

From archaeological evidence supporting biblical accounts like the Tower of Babel, to ancient writings and scientific insights that align with God’s Word, Rob shares compelling reasons why Christians can trust the Bible as true in every detail. You’ll also be encouraged with practical ways to make God’s Word a daily source of spiritual food for yourself and your family.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- How archaeology supports, rather than disproves, the Bible

- The historical and geographical evidence behind the Tower of Babel

- Why biblical truth must be accurate in all it claims

- How to treat the Bible as daily spiritual food for your soul

- Practical encouragement for parents and grandparents to feed their children God’s Word

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In our next conversation, we will share the power of families being intentional about service and missions. You don't want ot miss it.

When life gives you lemons… Jesus can make LEMONADE! In this uplifting episode of Family Vision, Rob Rienow welcomes special guests Micah Yoder and Bailey Gillen—worship leaders from Gull Lake Ministries and members of the band The Figs—to share the inspiring story behind their hit song “Lemonade” with artist Forrest Frank.

Recorded fresh off a week of family camp, this conversation begins with the heart of worship: helping entire families sing together and experience God’s presence across generations. Micah and Bailey share how seeing parents and children worship side-by-side can transform a family’s spiritual culture.

Then, you’ll hear the miracle story of “Lemonade”—how a playful songwriting project, a skateboarding accident, and an unexpected Instagram connection turned into a #1 song on iTunes, encouraging millions to trust Jesus in hard times. The lyrics carry a deep message of Romans 8 hope: God works all things for good for those who love Him.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- How worshiping together impacts the faith life of the entire family

- Why engaging dads and granddads in worship changes the atmosphere

- The surprising way God connected The Figs with Forrest Frank

- How the song “Lemonade” became a viral hit with a powerful biblical message

- Practical encouragement for trusting God through trials

Featured Resources:

Visionary Family Conference — Join us for a live event near you: https://visionaryfam.com/events

Visionary Family Community — Connect with Christian families worldwide for encouragement, prayer, and discipleship resources: https://visionaryfam.com/community

Follow The Figs on Instagram, Spotify, and Apple Music to hear “Lemonade” and more music that points families to Jesus.

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Next time, we explore practical ways to strengthen your family’s faith when cultural pressures are high and biblical truth is under attack.

Is the Bible really the Word of God, or just another religious book? In this episode of Family Vision, Rob Rienow begins a powerful two-part message on the miracle of the Bible—exploring why it is reasonable to believe the Scriptures are truly inspired by God and not merely human ideas.

Rob shares compelling evidence that the Bible tells one unified story from Genesis to Revelation, written by 40 different authors over 1,800 years, yet perfectly consistent in its message. You'll also discover how the Scriptures have been miraculously preserved through the centuries, with meticulous care taken to ensure accuracy.

Whether you're confident in your faith or still asking questions, this conversation will strengthen your trust in God’s Word and inspire you to treasure the Bible as His unchanging truth for your life and family.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why the Bible’s unity over 66 books is a miracle in itself

- How Scripture has been preserved with extraordinary accuracy

- The difference between minor copy variations and core doctrine

- Why it matters that the Bible is truly God’s Word for your life

Featured Resources:

Visionary Family Conference — Join us for a live event near you: https://visionaryfam.com/events

Visionary Family Community — Connect with Christian families worldwide for encouragement, prayer, and discipleship resources: https://visionaryfam.com/community

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Next week in Part Two, we continue exploring the miraculous preservation of the Bible and see stunning examples of its accuracy over thousands of years.

What is the purpose of education in your home? In this powerful episode, Amy Rienow continues the conversation about school choices—public, private, Christian, or homeschool—and reframes the discussion around something even more important: the spiritual and relational goals we have for our children.

Rather than focusing only on school models, Amy shares how she learned to evaluate education by the fruit it produces and how to set intentional goals each year to disciple her children well. Whether your kids are in school or at home, you’ll be encouraged to take your role as parent and primary discipler seriously—and joyfully.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why there’s no “problem-free” path to education—and why that’s okay

- How to evaluate educational choices based on the fruit they produce

- Practical steps for setting spiritual, social, academic, and life skills goals for your kids

Featured Resources:

Upcoming Events — Meet us in person at a Visionary Family Conference near you. Full event schedule: https://visionaryfam.com/events

Visionary Family Community — Join a movement of families dedicated to passing faith to the next generation. Receive prayer support, live teachings, and exclusive resources. Learn more: https://visionaryfam.com/community

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Join us next time as we begin a deep-dive mini-series exploring the pros and cons of public school, Christian school, and homeschooling. Amy will share biblical insight and personal stories to help you make wise decisions about your family's educational journey.

What does it mean to be the primary educator of your child? Whether your children are in public, private, or homeschool settings, God has called you to play point on their education. In this special “best of” Family Vision episode, Amy Rienow shares how her own journey as a mom, ministry leader, and student led her to a radically different view of education—one rooted in Scripture, discipleship, and calling.

As school choices and pressures continue to grow, how can Christian parents navigate their role with wisdom and conviction? Amy unpacks biblical principles that challenge cultural assumptions and empower you to lead your children with purpose. Discover how your view of learning, grades, and spiritual growth can shape your family legacy for generations to come.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why education is discipleship—and how the Bible calls parents to lead it

- How the definition of education has changed over time, and why it matters

- Why it’s too early to label your child as gifted—or not—before age 12

- Five biblical targets to guide your child’s spiritual and educational journey

Featured Resources:

Visionary Family Community — Join a movement of families committed to raising the next generation for Christ. Get support, prayer, and discipleship resources at https://visionaryfam.com/community

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In Part 2 of this conversation, Amy dives deeper into the real-world pros and cons of public school, Christian school, and homeschooling. She’ll help you weigh your options with biblical clarity and wisdom, no matter where your kids go to class.

God can use sports to help our kids grow in character, but it doesn't happen by accident. In this episode, Rob & Amy Rienow continue their conversation on family, faith, and baseball—and what it really takes to help children grow through sports.

Many parents believe sports automatically build character. But is that true? Rob and Amy challenge that idea and share how sports actually reveal character—and how intentional parenting can transform wins, losses, and even strikeouts into meaningful spiritual lessons.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why sports don’t automatically build character—but how they can reveal it

- How to help your kids navigate both winning and losing with faith and maturity

- The difference between praising achievement vs. praising diligence

- How family dynamics (like birth order) influence sports pressure

- Simple things to say before and after a game to build your child’s heart

Featured Resources:

Free Book Offer — Be one of the first five to email podcast@visionaryfam.com with the subject “Diamond Discipleship” and receive a free copy of *Visionary Parenting*.

Visionary Family Community — Join a movement of families dedicated to passing faith to the next generation. Receive prayer support, live teachings, and exclusive resources. Learn more: https://visionaryfam.com/community

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In our next episode, we’ll explore the power of biblical encouragement. What does it really mean to “build one another up”? And how can parents cultivate a home where words bring life, not discouragement? Don’t miss it.

“There’s no crying in baseball!” Or is there? In this fun and heartfelt episode of *Family Vision*, Rob and Amy Rienow kick off a short series on parenting, faith, and America’s favorite pastime—baseball.

With more than 50 seasons of family baseball experience between their four boys (and one softball season with Millie), the Rienows share powerful stories from the field—both the wins and the tear-filled losses. Learn how baseball is more than just a sport. It’s a training ground for character, parenting, perseverance, and faith.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why baseball often leads to more tears than other sports

- How to coach kids through failure with encouragement and grace

- The difference between praising achievement vs. praising diligence

- Why sports provide powerful ministry and discipleship opportunities

- How “ancient sayings” from Proverbs can shape a team’s heart and attitude

Featured Resources:

Free Resource — Download the MP3 teaching: Helping Your Child Find Freedom from Anger

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Next week, we continue our Summer series on parenting and baseball—diving deeper into the character-shaping lessons kids (and parents!) learn between the lines.

Is it possible that our culture of excess is quietly fueling a spirit of coveting in our hearts and homes? In this closing episode of the 10 Commandments series, Rob and Amy Rienow take a practical look at the 10th commandment—"You shall not covet"—and explore how it plays out in everyday life.

From comparison struggles in marriage to HGTV-fueled discontentment, the Rienows offer honest stories and biblical wisdom to help families fight against the temptation to desire what others have. You'll learn how cultivating daily gratitude and focusing on God's standards can free your family from the trap of comparison and discontent.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- Why comparison fuels coveting—and how to break the cycle

- How modern culture makes coveting seem normal or harmless

- The importance of measuring your life against God’s Word—not others

- How gratitude is a powerful weapon against envy

- Why even small moments of discontent can damage faith and relationships

Featured Resources:

Visionary Parenting — We’re giving away 5 free copies of Rob & Amy’s book! Be one of the first to email podcast@visionaryfam.com with your mailing address to receive a copy.

Visionary Family Community — Join families from around the world pursuing Christ together. Learn more and join today: https://visionaryfam.com/community

Upcoming Events — Find a live Visionary Family conference near you: https://visionaryfam.com/events

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Next week, we reflect on the journey through all 10 Commandments—what they reveal about God's heart for our families, and how they point us to Christ. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion.