Get ready for some singing! In this lively episode of The GoodKind Podcast, Clayton Greene, Chris Pappalardo, and Amy Kavanaugh share a mix of laughter, personal stories, and meaningful reflections on the power of music in our lives and families. It's all about exploring God's good gift of music, and how it moves our hearts, shapes our memories, and offers both opportunities and challenges when it comes to spiritual formation.
They swap nostalgic tales about Napster days, kid-influenced playlists, and family car ride soundtracks, all while wrestling with how to be intentional about what we—and our kids—are listening to. Rather than seeing music primarily as a “danger” to guard against, they encourage parents to lean into it as an opportunity for joy, connection, and discipleship.
Takeaways
Music reaches the heart quickly.
Lyrics matter. Whether uplifting or questionable, they’re worth talking about with our kids.
Avoiding all “problematic” music isn’t the only option—use it as a springboard for conversation and critical thinking.
Family playlists shape culture. What’s on repeat in your home influences what your kids remember.
Intentional exposure builds formation. Thoughtfully chosen music can plant truth, joy, and faith deep in our hearts.
