Answering your questions | Ep. 7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ม.ค. 2025
- You asked, we answered. From daily routines to favorite books to cultivating a godly marriage, we enjoyed answering the questions you sent in. Send more and maybe we'll do another Q&A episode soon.
A young couple from our church donned aprons and served their guests at the reception, just as you were talking about. It was so special!
We actually moved to NW Arkansas for our son who has autism. The public school system here- they actually care about the special needs kiddos. We came from Seattle two years ago- my son was being abused by staff, locked in closets and just denied his right to a good free public education 🤷♀️- I cannot homeschool a child that is literally smarter than me. Since moving here- he's back in a class, learning and thriving. I am so impressed with the teachers here. ❤.
Locking in closets? Wow, former foster mom of special needs, that says volumes about what was not being done in the school system, that’s a law suit sadly
@@China-Clay yes, the principal dragged my son down the hall, put him in the janitors closet shut and locked the door and turned off the lights. He was physically and emotionally traumatized. He has complex ptsd from school. For six years I battled them- it took four years to find a law firm willing to help him. We did sue for "non education of a special ed student". We found out about how good the schools in Northwest Arkansas were and started planning on moving here. I filed the lawsuit against the school district and two weeks later we got an opportunity here in Arkansas and jumped on it. We moved five weeks after filing and I litigated it from here. For six years of no education, he walked away with about $11,000 towards tutoring. That's about eight months of tutoring. The judge told us we should just settle this lawsuit and we need to hire a secondary law firm to file for a civil rights case due to all the trauma and abuse inflicted upon him. It's bad. Really bad. All I can say about locking him in closets is it's a really good thing I was here in Arkansas when we found out, otherwise I'd probably be in prison.
I worked briefly in a public school. They referred to kids with IEP’s as “getting special treatment.” Teachers can really be super horrible people.
@user-cr1pm3rt6i as the parent of an autistic child, who also moved out of state to ensure our child thrived, I'm soooo incredibly sorry for what happened to your son! There's a huge difference between schools that just aren't equipped and schools/teachers that abuse children!!! I definitely pray you continue to have the financial and representation needs to fight this all the way! I feel like I recently saw a teacher being arrested for the exact same thing I believe in the state of Florida, but I'm not positive. I started working with special needs children long before I had one myself, and I can't imagine the cruelty someone would have to have in their heart to ever do such horrendous things to these remarkable kiddos! I truly hope things change for your son!
That’s really interesting because the state of Arkansas comes dead last
As Christian parents, we go into each school year with a lot of prayer. We have 4 kids ranging from 11th grade to 5th grade and we take the "every kid, every year" approach. God has led us to homeschool, public school and charter school in different seasons. God has always provided.
The School Conversation!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥THANK YOU! what a refreshing conversation! We are a Christian family and decided to send our child to public school. No one around us has done the same, for different reasons and at times I can feel like I have "failed" my child. But the reality is that my husband (who is a pastor) is very picky with Theology and refuses to send our child to Christian school (he states most of his school trauma comes from his Christian school lol). I pray every day as I drop my daughter off at school that she (and us as a family) can be a light and a blessing to the school community. We are also very involved in our church community and we teach Christian principles at home, as the truth of the Universe, not just "a religion". Loving your podcast!
I find you answers so honest and so familiar. My parents were devout Lutherans but they would have answered many of the faith based questions exactly as you did. I love that your faith leaves room for others to decide what religious practices are right for them rather than forcing them to conform to your ideas. My parents believed that Christian values were learned at home and in church, not in school. We all went to public school where we learned about how others practiced their own faiths and customs.
Thanks so much for answering the public school vs christian school debacle with such an amazing answer. I'm a christian single mom with 4 kids with disabilities and if it wasn't for the public school(s) they are attending I would not have been able to keep my head above water. It is absolutely very personal and different for every family. I respect those that homeschool and those that swear by having their kids go to a christian school, I won't loose any sleep over it, but what I do have a problem with is the condemning towards each other. God leads different people into different paths and I pray for my kids' school and their teachers every day they go there. I have met amazing other parents (non christians) and the staff is insanely good. How else are we to shine a light in the darkness if we don't go out there? I think it is to each their own and to respect that, especially amongst christians...
Yes. there is no “Best Practice” for schooling your kids except that as a parent you need to be involved in your kid’s education overseeing what and how they are learning being willing to help, reinforce, and/or supplement their learning as needed throughout their entire childhood.
I am not a woman who believes in God, so I can't relate with the bible talk in itself, but I want to say that I absolutely enjoy your podcast and your content in general. You guys have a really peaceful and calming vibe, and even though we don't share the same religious views, your content and your opinions are very relatable, and I love listening to you guys. ❤ I'm also always open minded on different views than mine so it's always interesting.
That very last question and point about how the wedding is the very first time to serve others together as a couple was FANTASTIC 🔥👏💯
I love how balanced and thoughful you both are in your answers. I watched the Duggars for years marveling at the processes you had in place. With Jeremy's support, Jinger's voice has become strong and concise. Love it!!! ❤ ❤❤
I don't have Instagram so I hope you see these to tuck away for the next Q&A: have you continued to perfect roasting coffee beans? Has Jinger gone skydiving yet? Are you hoping for more children? If you moved from LA where would you prefer to go next? Favorite meal in the Vuolo house?
The schooling question always bothers maybe because I am a teacher. A lot of people, most people, cannot afford a private school. Jeremy you hit the nail on the head. Parents have to actively raise their children according to the Bible.
YES!! So glad you said we need to be saturated in Gods Word for a Spirit filled marriage. If you ever never heard of Susan Heck, check her out. Fantastic Bible teacher for women.
You two are such an encouragement to listen to. Btw I’m 59 (your parents age) and I’m so encouraged by your faith in the Lord!!
To me it's so simple. Love One Another the way that you seek to be loved...and give grace when we are grumpy ..
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing so much information with us.
Love how the Lord brought you together and how strong your relationship and marriage is. So HAPPY for you two. God is so loving ❤
May the Lord bless your sweet family 🥰✝️🙏🏻
Thank you for answering questions and sharing part of your lives with us. Enjoying the new podcasts. Keep them coming and hopefully soon we will get a tour of your new home. God bless ❤️
We have friends in every form of schooling you can imagine. Some believe their kids need to be in public school because as Christians, we are called to be light to the darkness. Others keep their kids out of public school, especially in the formative elementary years, because they don't believe its right to put kids into the position of being that light while they're still being taught what it even means to follow Christ and are trying to understand and grasp what it is they actually believe. We homeschool simply because I wasn't ready to send my oldest to kindergarten when it was time (as silly as I know that sounds). We've just continued on homeschooling as the years have passed and find that we enjoy the added family time and flexibility it provides to our schedule. We're now in a hybrid situation where my kids are home most days, but are at our local Christian school a few days a month.
I absolutely love watching this podcast , oh how I have been missing this family on their family tv show! My favourite show was 19 kids and counting/ Jessa and Jill counting on! Wow, Jeremy is so good with their children being wake up around the night and letting jinger sleep without getting up with their children! That's exactly amazing and exactly how sweet of her husband so caring and loving 🥰 it seems like they love being together ! Thank you for this podcast it was very inspiring to hear everything about your family ❤ i love you Jeremy's advice on getting married, getting engaged, enjoy the moment and journey ❤
I listen to your podcast on Spotify on my drive to work, or on my way home. I enjoy listening, especially the quotes from Bible and the references to.
This podcast is a glad of cold water in the middle of the night! Please understand that ❤ It feels amazing to listen to you two talk about loving each other, God and everything else you share. Please know this is important in our climate where I feel like all other drink options are mud 😂
Communication IS key. Teach them well at home...and send them into the world to be a beacon of light!
I love your take on public schools. Our kids are now adults. We chose charter schools until middle/high school and then traditional public school for high school. I could not have home schooled and we found the best option for us. Looking at the schools now, I might make a different choice.
I thouroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you for taking your time to share with us:)
I know a family for many years that decide to live Abroad in Europe they have been there 5 or more years now. Their Son is in college or was and their daughter has been able to go to school in Europe since she was young that would be amazing! I have been praying so hard to see if our daughter is supposed to go to this awesome Christian School, but transportation has been an issue for us and falls on us which is 30 miles one way. Plus, we work FT or to home school through the Hybrid System. Especially next year she is supposed to go to the Middle School next year and it is not that great.
I love listening/watching to your Guys's Pod casts! Thanks Guys!
That was a great Q & A . Great answers.
Wait, what? You lived in Finland for a year? THAT story needs to be the next episode. ❤ from Finland 😊
Love your openness and willingness to share about your lives. Just FYI--I'm in NorCal and Mendocino Farms are plentiful here (as well as Chipotle ). 😁
@@AllieinCali Mendocino Farms is sooo good.
Great answer Jinger on the knitting/crocheting question. I also do both, but my favorite is knitting.😊😊😊
I knit on looms but I want to learn how to knit with knitting needles also; hats & scarves are what I knit on looms
@@wintersnowstorm Where are you located?
missouri
@@wintersnowstorm Okay I'm in Arizona
Jeremy and Jinger, I enjoyed the questions and answers..I have been a fan of 19 kids and Counting..That ended..Now I am a follower of you and Jeremy..Jinger, I would love to hear you play the piano..it is one of my favorite instruments..I enjoyed hearing you play for Jeremy's parents..You should take song requests ..That would be great! Anyway, I enjoyed the podcast..❤️🙏🏻
Yes! Come to Japan! My husband and I came to teach English here for a year or two and never went back! It's been 11 years now.
I’m doing the Paul David Tripp devotional- New Morning Mercies. And it is so good!
I love watching you guys on your pod cast.
That is very good advice for engaged couples and their weddings.
I loved this. You really should really think about having a 2 seater and Mike stands xx
Paul David Tripp is one of my favorite pastors and authors. He has a new devotional coming out this month called Everyday Gospel.
This q&a was a breath of fresh air! ❤
Our daughter did a mission trip to Estonia and got to Visit Sweden and Finland! It was an absolutely incredible trip she would love to go back and talked about living there.
I love thrifting too! You absolutely can find unique pieces. I have three scenes painted on small mirrors for 10 scents each. The thrift store was closing.
@@evee0618 **cents*** not scents
Scents implies that you have many perfumes/ body sprays.
🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️😆
My grandparents came to the United States from Finland. I’d LOVE to see a podcast on that!
I was wondering if you guys are gonna do a new house tour? I don't have to see it, but I'm nosy and curious.
Same! 😊😂😊
Same
I hope so as well. I know they are doing some renovations so maybe once those are done they will.
We named our second son Joseph James with the idea we would call him “JJ” but not so far 😅😅😅 We like to call him Joey- but JJ is adorable.❤
Love Japan!!! Scotland is so beautiful..
Love this . ❤
Thanks! That was amazing! Yes, it requires great wisdom regarding your kids' education, and parental involvement. And we as brothers and sisters in Christ need to help each other not judge each other. Hey have you found that song by City Alight called My God is All I Need with the bridge of My God is So Big? Another dream is to see you and your kids(faces blocked out if that's what you choose) singing that song, maybe with others in your family. Anyway, have a great day
Great Q & A. ❤
Jeremy, would love to see some your awesome shoes!
Thank you for sharing with us
Catching replay! Hello Jinger and Jeremy
Love New Morning Mercies 🥰
Julie here. Hello from Alabama 🎉
Love y’all’s content, wish I could have coffee with you both in real life!
Hello from Detroit 👍🏾
FANTASTIC INSIGHT!
I wish that Jeremy would stop interrupting Jinger every time she speaks. I’ve noticed this pattern in every video!
I always see someone commenting about husbands speaking over their wives. Hypercritical....it's a back and forth conversation, just stop the nonsense 🙄.
@@Honey_bee-09I know. They interrupt eachother. Totally normal. I'm more fascinated with how he doesn't seem to know certain things about her like the countries she'sbeen or that she can knit.
Derek interrupts Jill all the time too.
@@kaydawbs1835 Derrick has a well paying career. Law school is not easy.
It seems like a regular conversation to me. 🤷🏼♀️
It's a lot easier to speak Japanese than write it. We lived there for ten years. Highly recommend.
I recommend ATHLETA for you Jinger and your girls 😀.
Sister store of GAP, Banana Republic and Old Navy
I point to my phone when referencing to the Word! I read every morning on my phone.
Jeremy, are you pastoring or ministering at a local church? I’d love to visit when I’m in the area.
My middle name is Jo! We just had our fourth baby this summer and were surprised that it was a boy... our third. But, if it had been a girl, her name was going to Felicity Jo!
My brother is also "JJ" (James Jr.)
Jeremy!! I love you guys. Great videos but please watch your video again ( the Q & A) and how many times you talk over and take over the conversation from Jinger, esp when it's important. It's frustrating to watch. I want to give you the shh-finger of a teacher so she can get a complete thought out. We've been married 52 yrs this Oct. and communication is one of the most important keys as you both know. We need two answers. You're extremely charismatic ... let Jinger show more of her intelligence and charms. Thank you. ❤
Lovely. Where are the links to the bible books you mentioned?
Our second son was Jeremiah Joseph & we called him J.J. all his growing up years.
Awesome
Where do I find links to the books they were talking about? Sorry, my grandkids aren't here to show me 😂
I love how yall listen to eachother
@@Shesstitchin He kinda takes over, interrupts her, and acts like an entitled, 37 year old, able bodied, unemployed man.
Dude needs to get a job because I’m sure Jinger is making millions by her podcast and TH-cam ads. 😂 what a joke but she is ignorant and had minimal experience in the real world and little education.
Good job. Thanks !!
Love listening to you both. ❤️I love C.S. Lewis Mere Christianity! Jeremy, you are so right about LA food. Cilantro Mexican Grill, N. Hollywood in a gas ⛽️ station on Whitsett is great!
My son is called JJ too. My daughter couldn't say Jake when he was born. She called him from JJ and it has stuck. They are 15 mos apart. 😊
Enjoying you’ll Podcast /
Great Podcast!!!
Hi
I hope you both doing well. I was wandering if Jeremy knows where in Italy his family is from. Thank you.
God bless
Why is the word on Jeremy's hat upside down?
It’s a trend 😅
@@candacechambers1200 it looks pretty stupid. 😆😆 he’s trying to be a wigger.
@@candacechambers1200 it’s a stupid trend. So “secular”
Welcome to Finland 🇫🇮😉
Love the Q&A. Why did you move?
Great!
My grandfather was a Joseph beautiful name. I am really struggling with faith after I have seen it be used in such an unfaithful way politically. It is like God is being used as a pawn.
Do y’all listen to secular music? If so, what genre ?
@@angelahopkins6384 Heavy F*^king metal is the best 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Olive Garden is fancy lol. My favorite place
@@kaceyjohnson4823 OG is fancy?
🤣🤣🤣🤣 it’s crap. Try an original Italian restaurant rather than a chain restaurant that is fast food.
Having traveled to Rome for REAL Italian food, the “Americanized” food of the OG is garbage. 😆😆
My bf is JJ too! And a doctor I worked with 😂as well
Hi from Alberta, Canada!
Im part Finnish! Love it
And i livedin japan for two years. Afraid fo say you cant just pick up japanese though
Interesting and fun Q & A! Which style of Nikes is Jinger wearing, please? 😊
@@genxis6097 Who cares about shoes? They’re both able bodied, unemployed adults. Pathetic
I love that jinger wears shoes and Jermey doesn’t
Got my weekly Jeremy update yay
Jinger .. lululemon is now considered to be made with toxic chemicals (unless they changed what they manufactured with since 2022)🙈😩
If I had to guess... I'd guess they will not have more children. I'm sensing two girls is it. I guess we'll see.
@@Homestead777 The end all be all of life isn’t having kids.
Kids cost a lot of $$ ESPECIALLY in CA.
@@Cindee-SchnitmanLol... I agree, as I have none. My comment had nothing to do with that.
Hi guys - I’m knitting socks while I watch this. Does Joy still knit too?
Is the background truly your home?
its lot of work update new house just got done with that it is lot of work and lot time!so just hang in there renovation! it will be over soon.
Vuolo's don't wear Viori? They should. ☺️
Jeremy do you have a healthy relationship with Jinger's family?
@@andreaweaver1731 that’s probably a hard NO. ✋🏻
Hi, my name is Jennifer Jay and I was called JJ by my sisters.
I was fangirly when I met Jessa in Ohio!
@@reetayoung perpetually pregnant Jessa?
Maybe you’ll have boys and they can be Nicholas and have the middle name Joseph?
When you do your pod cast, who watches the girls?
Are you home schooling?
And where are yous filming this?
Jinger reminds me of Christina Ricci maybe they look a little alike
Yes I can see it also!
Unfortunately not all Christian schools are much different than a public school. The other thing is it's doesn't mean everyone there is a Christian..
True, I’ve known several people who put their troubled children there to try to “fix” them and never has that worked they just find the other kids that were sent for the same purpose
Is Ruth related to Abner?