Summary: Lucas and Kristah Kitchen discuss Kristah's history with the ministry, the unexpected weather at the recent FGI Women's Retreat, and the vision for a new FGI children's curriculum.
Episode Highlights
Ministry Origins: Kristah shares her background and how FGI began as 289 Design.
The Gatlinburg Snowstorm: A recap of the first FGI Women's Retreat in the Smoky Mountains, where attendees got completely snowed in and had to team up to shovel a steep, half-mile driveway.
The Power of Proximity: The profound value of shared meals, unstructured time, and simply being together at ministry events.
Curiosity in Kids: A look ahead at FGI's upcoming children's curriculum. Lucas and Kristah discuss the importance of leaning into children's difficult "cosmology" questions to foster natural discovery.
Biblical Literacy First: Why gaining foundational familiarity with the Bible is more critical for kids than mastering strict theological frameworks.
Call for Feedback: Kristah asks listeners to email in their most memorable and impactful childhood Sunday school experiences to help shape the new curriculum.
