Upright Christian Parenting - Treehouse Storyteller Podcast

Hannah Miles Pierrou

Needing Christian Parenting advice? Help raising kids with biblical values? Looking for a faith-based parenting podcast?... Meet me in the Treehouse for God shaped storytelling. Treehouse Storyteller is where we can come together as messy parents seeking Jesus together and raising kids to love Him too. If you aren’t scared of addressing cultural issues head-on and finding a deeper understanding of the Biblical world view to share with your children, then you have come to the right place. Hannah is not afraid to be transparent and tell all of the juicy details, if that means you will be inspired to live more boldly for God. Our children are being chased by the world, and it is our job to be well equipped and know how to not only lead our flock, but successfully send our arrows out into the world one day to build the Kingdom. Hannah is a children’s book author, illustrator, and long-time photographer. She is a mother of 3 kiddos and has a hobby farm in the Colorado Foothills. She passionately shares real life moments of Her and her husband raising their family to value the outdoors, animals, camping, mountain life, nature, the arts, and especially their love for Jesus. As the Founder of Treehouse Storyteller Podcast and Hannah Pierrou Photography, author/illustrator of the Farm to Film collection, Hannah speaks boldly about motherhood, juggling work and home life, and most importantly living a life for Jesus. So snuggle up by the fire, or soak up the sunshine with those earbuds in, and meet Hannah in the treehouse for some biblical storytelling!

  1. 6d ago

    Girls' Sports & Parental Rights: Jeffco Parents Speak Out | Dakota Ridge Volleyball

    What happens when parents believe their daughters' privacy, athletic opportunities, and deeply held convictions are being overlooked? In this episode of Upright Christian Parenting, Hannah sits down with Brian and Karena, parents of a Dakota Ridge High School volleyball player, to discuss their family's experience navigating the controversy surrounding transgender participation in girls' sports in Jefferson County, Colorado. From locker room privacy and competitive fairness to religious freedom and parental involvement, Brian and Karina share their concerns about Jeffco Public Schools policies, their conversations with school officials, and the difficult decisions they've faced as parents. Their story raises important questions: Who gets a voice when school policies conflict with a family's convictions? How can schools protect the privacy and dignity of every student? And what does it look like for Christian parents to stand firm while extending compassion to everyone involved? In this episode: The Dakota Ridge High School volleyball controversy Transgender participation in girls' sports Student privacy, locker rooms, and athletic fairness Parental rights and religious convictions in public schools Navigating school policies and advocating for your children Standing firm in biblical truth while treating others with dignity This conversation shares one family's firsthand experiences and perspectives on a complex issue affecting students, parents, and schools nationwide. Our children are being discipled by something. Let's make sure it's us. Follow Upright Christian Parenting for more conversations on biblical parenting, cultural discernment, education, and raising courageous kids in a sideways culture. #GirlsSports #ParentalRights #JeffcoSchools #DakotaRidge #ChristianParenting #UprightChristianParenting Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou    2026 midterm elections, Christian voting, Christians and politics, biblical citizenship, Kim Miller, America's Women, America's Women of Action, Christian voter guide, Christian parenting podcast, faith and politics, parental rights, school board elections, Christian women, voting 2026, biblical worldview, homeschool families, cultural discernment, local elections, Hannah Miles Pierrou, Upright Christian Parenting

  2. Oct 21

    Christians, Don't Sit Out the 2026 Election! | Kim Miller on Faith, Family & Voting

    We have been Discouraged, Distracted & Deceived...Should Christians get involved in politics? Does your vote really matter? And what's at stake for our children in the 2026 midterm elections? As Americans prepare to vote in the 2026 elections, Christian parents are facing important questions about faith, freedom, education, parental rights, and the future of the next generation. In this episode of the Upright Christian Parenting Podcast, host Hannah Miles Pierrou welcomes Kim Miller, founder and president of America's Women and America's Women of Action, for a timely conversation about biblical citizenship, Christian political engagement, and why families cannot afford to ignore what's happening in their communities. Kim shares how a small group of concerned women grew into a movement encouraging Americans to become informed, recognize political propaganda, and take meaningful action in their communities. Together, Hannah and Kim explore the three traps they believe are holding women back: being discouraged, distracted, and deceived. But this conversation goes beyond national politics. From local school board elections and public education to homeschooling, parental rights, ballot measures, and voter guides, this episode challenges Christian families to consider what faithful citizenship looks like beyond the walls of their homes. In this episode, we discuss: Why the 2026 midterm elections matter for Christian families What the Bible teaches us about courage, discernment, and civic responsibility How fear, anger, and political propaganda can influence voters Why school board elections and local government decisions deserve our attention Parental rights, public education, and the responsibility to protect children Why homeschooling families should still care about public schools How Christian women can become informed and involved without becoming overwhelmed Where to find voter guides and research candidates and ballot measures How faith, prayer, and practical action can shape the next generation This isn't just about politics. It's about stewardship. As parents, we're called to raise our children in truth, equip them with a biblical worldview, and teach them what it means to live courageously in a changing culture. Whether you're preparing to vote in the 2026 midterms, researching your local school board candidates, or wondering how your faith should influence your civic involvement, this conversation offers encouragement to become informed, engaged, and grounded in biblical truth. RESOURCES MENTIONED: America's Women: https://americaswomen.org America's Women of Action: https://americaswomenofaction.com iVoterGuide: https://ivoterguide.com My Faith Votes: https://myfaithvotes.org ABOUT UPRIGHT CHRISTIAN PARENTING Upright parenting in a sideways culture. Join Hannah Miles Pierrou for conversations about biblical parenting, cultural discernment, homeschooling and education, biblical citizenship, and faith in family life. Explore more: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/the-podcast  Subscribe, share this episode with a friend, and join the conversation! #2026MidtermElections #ChristianVoting #BiblicalCitizenship #ParentalRights #ChristianParenting Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou    2026 midterm elections, Christian voting, Christians and politics, biblical citizenship, Kim Miller, America's Women, America's Women of Action, Christian voter guide, Christian parenting podcast, faith and politics, parental rights, school board elections, Christian women, voting 2026, biblical worldview, homeschool families, cultural discernment, local elections, Hannah Miles Pierrou, Upright Christian Parenting

  3. Oct 13

    Protecting Our Kids, Saving Our State | Victor & Eileen Marx

    Is Colorado at a breaking point? And what does the future of our state mean for the families raising the next generation? In this urgent episode of the Upright Christian Parenting Podcast, host Hannah Pierrou welcomes Victor and Eileen Marx, founders of All Things Possible Ministries, parents of five, and longtime advocates for protecting vulnerable children. After years of confronting human trafficking, abuse, and injustice around the world, the Marxes found themselves facing a deeply personal crisis right here in Colorado. What happened to their own daughter became part of a defining decision: leave the state they love or stay and fight for its future. Now, with Victor running for Colorado governor in 2026, the couple joins Hannah for a candid conversation about faith, family, public safety, parental rights, affordability, and the responsibilities we carry for the next generation. https://www.victor2026.com/   In this powerful conversation: The frightening incident involving their daughter that helped inspire their political involvement Why Victor and Eileen believe Colorado is at a critical crossroads Child protection, parental rights, and controversial 2026 Colorado ballot measures Rising living costs and the financial pressures facing Colorado families Concerns about Medicaid cuts affecting families with special-needs children Why Eileen believes mothers have an important voice in their communities The role of Christian faith, courage, and conviction in public life Why the most important work parents do still begins at home This conversation goes beyond campaign slogans and political parties. It's a personal look at the convictions, experiences, and priorities driving one Colorado family into an unexpected chapter of public service. What kind of Colorado are we leaving our children? Whether you're a parent, grandparent, Colorado voter, or simply someone concerned about the next generation, this is a conversation worth hearing in full. Upright Christian Parenting: Upright parenting in a sideways culture. Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou Connect with the podcast: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/the-podcast #VictorMarx #EileenMarx #Colorado2026 #ColoradoGovernor #ColoradoElection #ParentalRights #ProtectOurChildren #ChristianParenting #ColoradoFamilies #UprightChristianParenting #HannahPierrou #FaithAndFamily

  4. Oct 12

    The Building Is Burning: Rescue Kids from School Indoctrination

    What if the greatest threat to our children's future isn't outside the classroom, but inside it? Our children are being shaped by more than textbooks and test scores. From controversial school library books and critical race theory to gender ideology and the growing battle over parental rights, who is really influencing the hearts and minds of the next generation? In this eye-opening episode of Upright Christian Parenting, host Hannah Pierrou welcomes Sheri Few, founder and president of United States Parents Involved in Education (USPIE) and executive producer of Truth and Lies in American Education, for a bold conversation about the state of America's public education system and the urgent responsibility of Christian parents. Together, they examine a shocking school board controversy in Penfield, New York, the debate surrounding Banned Books Week, concerns over ideological indoctrination, and why so many parents believe these issues could never happen in their own schools. But this conversation goes beyond exposing problems. It's about finding solutions. Drawing on the powerful analogy of a burning building, Sheri challenges parents to consider a difficult question: If we recognize the danger and rescue our own children, what responsibility do we have to those still inside? From homeschooling and alternative education to grassroots advocacy, biblical discipleship, and the courage to stand for truth even when it comes at a cost, this episode challenges Christian families to move beyond awareness and into action. Because education is never just academic. It shapes a child's worldview, identity, values, and understanding of truth. The building is burning. Will we simply watch, or will we help rescue the next generation? In this episode: What's really happening inside America's public schools? Banned Books Week, explicit library materials, and parental rights Critical race theory, gender ideology, and concerns about classroom indoctrination Why parents may not recognize what's happening in their local schools Homeschooling, co-ops, and alternative education solutions How to advocate for children without allowing fear of backlash to silence you Why Christian parents must reclaim their role as their children's primary disciplers Practical ways to get involved and protect the next generation Resources mentioned: United States Parents Involved in Education: https://uspie.org Public School Exit: https://publicschoolexit.com Documentary: Truth and Lies in American Education Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou Upright Christian Parenting Podcast Equipping Christian families to live upright in a sideways culture. Our children are being discipled by something. Let's make sure it's us! #UprightChristianParenting #SheriFew #ParentalRights #ChristianParenting #EducationReform #Homeschooling #PublicSchoolEducation #BiblicalWorldview #SchoolIndoctrination #ChristianEducation #FaithAndFamily

  5. Oct 1

    After 15 Years, God called me to Walk Away

    What happens when God asks you to walk away from something you’ve spent 15 years building? Something you love. Something that helped shape you. Something that provided for your family. Something you once believed God Himself had placed in your hands. In this deeply personal episode of the Upright Christian Parenting Podcast, host, author, homeschool mom, and Christian parent Hannah Pierrou shares a story she hasn’t fully told before—a testimony of hearing God’s voice, wrestling with surrender, trusting His provision, and finding the courage to obey when His calling no longer looks the way you expected. The story begins years ago: a sleepy new-mama season, a husband deployed overseas, 29 days of silence, and an unexpected lifeline that would eventually grow into something Hannah could never have predicted. For 15 years, God used it. He grew it. He provided through it. And then, quietly, Hannah began to sense Him asking her to do the one thing she never expected: Walk away. But how do you know when it’s really God asking you to let go? What do you do when obedience to God collides with financial security? When the thing you’re being asked to surrender isn’t bad—but good? When walking by faith means releasing something familiar before you can clearly see what comes next? Hannah shares the private wrestling behind the decision: the whispers she initially questioned, the fear surrounding finances, the moments of confirmation, and what began happening when she finally said yes. And that’s where the story takes a turn. Unexpected provision. New opportunities. Doors opening at just the right time. And a growing realization that perhaps God wasn’t simply asking Hannah to end something. He was making room for something else. If you’re in a season of transition, waiting, surrender, career change, Christian motherhood, finding your purpose, discerning God’s will, or trying to hear God’s voice, this episode is for you. It’s a vulnerable Christian testimony about trusting God when you don’t have the whole plan, following the Holy Spirit, choosing faith over fear, recognizing when God is closing a season, and having the courage to obey before you know the outcome. Because sometimes the hardest thing God asks us to surrender isn’t something wrong. Sometimes it’s something we love. And sometimes you don’t understand why He’s asking you to lay it down until you finally open your hands. Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou Topics: Christian testimony, hearing God’s voice, discerning God’s will, obedience to God, trusting God, biblical surrender, Christian motherhood, Christian parenting, walking by faith, faith over fear, God’s calling, finding your purpose, trusting God with finances, God’s provision, career transition, Holy Spirit guidance, following Jesus, Christian encouragement, homeschool mom, biblical worldview, Christian family, and Upright Christian Parenting.

  6. Sep 18

    PT 2: From the Family Table to the Table of Influence | College of the Ozarks

    WELCOME TO SEASON 5!!! What does it look like to educate children not just for academic success—but to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to live it out with courage? In this two-part conversation on the Upright Christian Parenting Podcast, Hannah Pierrou sits down with Dr. Sue Head of College of the Ozarks and Andrew Pyatt, a graduate of both School of the Ozarks and College of the Ozarks who returned to teach theology and classical humanities. Together, they explore a different vision for Christian education—one rooted in faith, character, hard work, truth, goodness, beauty, and preparing the next generation to follow Christ in the real world. Andrew shares how classical Christian education shaped his own faith, from wrestling with comparison and difficult questions as a teenager to discovering a deeper understanding of Jesus, theology, and the Incarnation. Now, as a teacher, he is helping another generation of students wrestle with the Great Books, church history, Scripture, and the big questions of life. Dr. Head takes us behind the scenes of School of the Ozarks and College of the Ozarks, including their unique work-education model, commitment to Christian discipleship, low-tech approach to learning, patriotic education, support for veterans, and emphasis on developing young adults who understand both the dignity of hard work and the responsibility of influence. The conversation also gets incredibly practical for parents. How much technology should be in our children's education? What happens when kids are never allowed to be bored? How do phones affect their ability to think deeply? How can parents help their children develop a biblical worldview instead of simply inheriting someone else's beliefs? And what does it look like to raise kids who are prepared to influence culture without being consumed by it? One of the most important themes throughout this conversation is simple: our children eventually have to own their faith for themselves. Christian parenting and Christian education aren't about retreating from the world. They're about forming young people who know Christ, can think critically, work hard, communicate well, serve others, and understand what they believe and why. And that formation doesn't begin with influence on a national stage. It begins at home. It begins around the family dinner table. In Parts 1 & 2, we discuss: • Classical Christian education and the Great Books • Raising children with a strong biblical worldview • Helping teenagers make their Christian faith their own • Christian discipleship and spiritual formation • Truth, goodness, and beauty in education • College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks • The College of the Ozarks work-education model • Teaching kids the value of hard work • Christian parenting in today's culture • Technology, smartphones, AI, and education • Why boredom, stillness, and deep thinking matter • Low-tech education and handwritten learning • Patriotism, citizenship, and honoring America's veterans • Preparing Christian students for cultural influence • The importance of the family dinner table • Parental involvement in children's education • Building strong local Christian communities • Returning to Jesus as the center of cultural renewal Whether your children attend public school, private Christian school, classical school, or are homeschooled, this conversation offers encouragement for parents who want to raise grounded, thoughtful, hardworking kids who love Jesus and are prepared to live faithfully in a changing culture. Listen to both Part 1 and Part 2 for the complete conversation. Learn more about College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks at cofo.edu Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou 🎙️ Upright Christian Parenting Podcast Upright parenting in a sideways culture. Hosted by Hannah Pierrou—author, homeschool mama, and fellow parent. Learn more about Upright Christian Parenting, Treehouse Storyteller books and resources, and Creation Without a Bangat thetreehousestoryteller.com. 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  7. Sep 17

    PT 1: From the Family Table to the Table of Influence | College of the Ozarks

    WELCOME TO SEASON 5!!! What does it look like to educate children not just for academic success—but to know what they believe, why they believe it, and how to live it out with courage? In this two-part conversation on the Upright Christian Parenting Podcast, Hannah Pierrou sits down with Dr. Sue Head of College of the Ozarks and Andrew Pyatt, a graduate of both School of the Ozarks and College of the Ozarks who returned to teach theology and classical humanities. Together, they explore a different vision for Christian education—one rooted in faith, character, hard work, truth, goodness, beauty, and preparing the next generation to follow Christ in the real world. Andrew shares how classical Christian education shaped his own faith, from wrestling with comparison and difficult questions as a teenager to discovering a deeper understanding of Jesus, theology, and the Incarnation. Now, as a teacher, he is helping another generation of students wrestle with the Great Books, church history, Scripture, and the big questions of life. Dr. Head takes us behind the scenes of School of the Ozarks and College of the Ozarks, including their unique work-education model, commitment to Christian discipleship, low-tech approach to learning, patriotic education, support for veterans, and emphasis on developing young adults who understand both the dignity of hard work and the responsibility of influence. The conversation also gets incredibly practical for parents. How much technology should be in our children's education? What happens when kids are never allowed to be bored? How do phones affect their ability to think deeply? How can parents help their children develop a biblical worldview instead of simply inheriting someone else's beliefs? And what does it look like to raise kids who are prepared to influence culture without being consumed by it? One of the most important themes throughout this conversation is simple: our children eventually have to own their faith for themselves. Christian parenting and Christian education aren't about retreating from the world. They're about forming young people who know Christ, can think critically, work hard, communicate well, serve others, and understand what they believe and why. And that formation doesn't begin with influence on a national stage. It begins at home. It begins around the family dinner table. In Parts 1 & 2, we discuss: • Classical Christian education and the Great Books • Raising children with a strong biblical worldview • Helping teenagers make their Christian faith their own • Christian discipleship and spiritual formation • Truth, goodness, and beauty in education • College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks • The College of the Ozarks work-education model • Teaching kids the value of hard work • Christian parenting in today's culture • Technology, smartphones, AI, and education • Why boredom, stillness, and deep thinking matter • Low-tech education and handwritten learning • Patriotism, citizenship, and honoring America's veterans • Preparing Christian students for cultural influence • The importance of the family dinner table • Parental involvement in children's education • Building strong local Christian communities • Returning to Jesus as the center of cultural renewal Whether your children attend public school, private Christian school, classical school, or are homeschooled, this conversation offers encouragement for parents who want to raise grounded, thoughtful, hardworking kids who love Jesus and are prepared to live faithfully in a changing culture. Listen to both Part 1 and Part 2 for the complete conversation. Learn more about College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks at cofo.edu. Special Thanks to Our Sponsor College of the Ozarks & School of the Ozarks The future of America depends on the character, faith, and formation of the next generation. College of the Ozarks and School of the Ozarks are committed to preparing students—from elementary school through college—with a foundation rooted in faith in God, personal responsibility, servant leadership, love of country, and Classical Christian education. Located just south of Branson, Missouri, their campus is dedicated to developing leaders of conviction, wisdom, and strong biblical character. Learn more at https://www.cofo.edu More Resources from Treehouse Storyteller 🌿 Support the ministry: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop/ols/products/give-now-to-keep-the-treehouse-storyteller-thriving 📚 Shop books, devotionals, and family resources: https://thetreehousestoryteller.com/shop 📖 Read the Bible with us and save 30% on Dwell Bible (affiliate): https://dwellapp.io/aff?ref=mjhlmdy 🖨️ Printing Center USA: https://refer.printingcenterusa.com/hannahpierrou 🎙️ Upright Christian Parenting Podcast Upright parenting in a sideways culture. Hosted by Hannah Pierrou—author, homeschool mama, and fellow parent. Learn more about Upright Christian Parenting, Treehouse Storyteller books and resources, and Creation Without a Bangat thetreehousestoryteller.com. 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Needing Christian Parenting advice? Help raising kids with biblical values? Looking for a faith-based parenting podcast?... Meet me in the Treehouse for God shaped storytelling. Treehouse Storyteller is where we can come together as messy parents seeking Jesus together and raising kids to love Him too. If you aren’t scared of addressing cultural issues head-on and finding a deeper understanding of the Biblical world view to share with your children, then you have come to the right place. Hannah is not afraid to be transparent and tell all of the juicy details, if that means you will be inspired to live more boldly for God. Our children are being chased by the world, and it is our job to be well equipped and know how to not only lead our flock, but successfully send our arrows out into the world one day to build the Kingdom. Hannah is a children’s book author, illustrator, and long-time photographer. She is a mother of 3 kiddos and has a hobby farm in the Colorado Foothills. She passionately shares real life moments of Her and her husband raising their family to value the outdoors, animals, camping, mountain life, nature, the arts, and especially their love for Jesus. As the Founder of Treehouse Storyteller Podcast and Hannah Pierrou Photography, author/illustrator of the Farm to Film collection, Hannah speaks boldly about motherhood, juggling work and home life, and most importantly living a life for Jesus. So snuggle up by the fire, or soak up the sunshine with those earbuds in, and meet Hannah in the treehouse for some biblical storytelling!

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