Share: Angie Hart

What if the path to deeper faith is not found in complexity, but in beautiful simplicity? Our conversation with Angie Hart reminds us that discipleship does not require perfect theology or elaborate programs. It happens in the everyday moments we share together. Through the story of a mother and daughter reading about Holy Week and washing each other's feet, we discover that children often see Jesus more clearly than we do. They have not yet learned to overcomplicate grace or add unnecessary layers to God's love. When we create space for open communication and allow our children to lead spiritual conversations, something remarkable happens. They take ownership of their faith journey. We learn that discipleship flourishes when we look for God in the every day. Find Him in the sunrises during the morning commute, in the purpose of tiny insects, and in bedtime prayers when we are beyond exhausted.

The most profound lesson? We don't have to be perfect Christians to raise faithful children. What matters is showing up, being honest about our struggles, and consistently pointing back to Jesus. Even when our kids have to remind us to pray.