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What we believe

Updated October 30, 2026

Powwow is built inside historic Christian faith.

The center

This page names the center of the app and the arguments it leaves with your church.

  • We believe in God the Father, creator of heaven and earth.
  • We believe in Jesus Christ, God's Son, crucified and raised.
  • We believe in the Holy Spirit, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting.
  • The Apostles' Creed gives Powwow its basic boundary.
  • Salvation is God's gift in Christ, received by faith.
  • A child's standing with God is not earned by behavior, or by giving a good answer at the table.
  • Powwow questions do not have a hidden response a child must find.
  • Scripture grounds the conversation.
  • A verse sits with the question, and a parent can open a short note about its setting.

What Powwow leaves to your church

Powwow does not settle these disagreements in the daily question:

  • Baptism, its timing, and its mode
  • Predestination and free will
  • Spiritual gifts and cessationism
  • Women in ministry
  • Church governance
  • Eschatology
  • Creation and the age of the earth
  • Questions about those who have never heard the gospel

Bring those questions to the pastors and the church who know your family.

How the questions are made

  • The questions are prepared before a family sees them.
  • A language model may help with a draft.
  • A person checks the question before it ships.
  • The app does not write a new question during a Powwow, and it does not send a saved answer to a model.

A named theological reviewer has not yet reviewed the full set of questions.

When that review is finished, the reviewer will be named on this page.

Parent help

The app includes five short notes for a parent:

  • Grief
  • Sadness that lingers
  • Serious illness
  • Family change
  • The death of a pet
  • They are references, not personal advice.
  • Powwow does not read a saved answer and decide that a family needs one of them.

Bible translations

  • A parent can choose the Berean Standard Bible, the King James Version, or the World English Bible.
  • The reference stays the same across those translations.

If something is wrong

Email hello@dailypowwow.com and tell us the question and the wording that concerned you.

Leave your child's answer out of the email.