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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 57 MIN

What Would a Christian Family Look Like Today? | Jeremy Pryor

from Ideas Have Consequences · host Disciple Nations Alliance

Episode Summary: The modern West tells a story about family that sounds normal until you measure it against Scripture: raise kids, launch them out, start over every generation, and call it success. Jeremy Pryor, co-founder of Family Teams, argues that this “nuclear family” script is recent, fragile, and negatively forming both the culture and the church more than we want to admit. So we slow down and ask a better question: what did God design the family to be?Jeremy walks us through Genesis 1:28 as a five-part mission given to a family team: be fruitful, multiply, fill, subdue, and rule. From there, we connect the dots to Matthew 28 and the Great Commission, showing why disciple-making was never meant to be outsourced entirely to individuals and institutions. We dig into Abraham and why a recovered, Old Testament-shaped view of household, identity, and generations changes how we read the whole Bible, including the parts we tend to skip like genealogies.Then we get practical. We talk about the first-century oikos household, why rebuilding Christian discipleship at home starts with something as simple as the table, and how multi-generational meals and family stories restore depth and belonging. We also address the breakdown of fatherhood, the loss of household economy, homeschooling and education responsibility, and why marriage works best as a mission-driven partnership. If you want to see culture change, start where you actually have stewardship: your household. Who is Disciple Nations Alliance (DNA)? Since 1997, DNA’s mission has been to equip followers of Jesus around the globe with a biblical worldview, empowering them to build flourishing families, communities, and nations. 👉 https://disciplenations.org/🎙️Featured Speaker: Jeremy Pryor is a business strategist, family coach, and author dedicated to helping families thrive through biblical principles and community engagement. Jeremy met his wife, April, in Jerusalem in 1997 when they were students. They have five kids. They’ve founded and led several businesses and nonprofits, including Epipheo (a video production agency), Just Sew (a quilt shop), Family Teams (training content for families), and 1000 Houses (a network of Cincinnati disciple-making households). 📌 Recommended Links     👉 Free 5-day email series: 5 Days to Transform Your Family into a Team      👉 1,000 Houses Podcast: 1000 Houses Podcast      👉 Jeremy’s Podcast: Jeremy Pryor's Podcast - Podcast - Apple Podcasts      👉 Jeremy’s Website: Home - Family Teams      👉 Family Incorporated: Family Inc. Coaching - Rolling  💻 Follow Us:     📸Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/disciplenations    📽️YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/DiscipleNationsAlliance/📩 Ask us anything: [email protected] Episode Webpage

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Episode Summary: The modern West tells a story about family that sounds normal until you measure it against Scripture: raise kids, launch them out, start over every generation, and call it success. Jeremy Pryor, co-founder of Family Teams, argues that this “nuclear family” script is recent, fragile, and negatively forming both the culture and the church more than we want to admit. So we slow down and ask a better question: what did God design the family to be? Jeremy walks us through Ge...

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