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As parents, we are often tempted to change the way our kids behave. When these behaviors are based upon their tastes, is that really the best for them. We discuss as we read a portion of The Cure and Parents.Support the show

Discipline is always for the benefit of the one being disciplined. It is never for the benefit of the one in charge of the discipline. That means some serious introspection and prayer is required of those who want to guide out of love instead of fear or control. Punishment? That never enters the picture. We talk about why.Support the show

Our friend and staff member from North Carolina joins us today to talk about how Grace Changes how we parent.Support the show

When we tell our children something, they may learn something. But when we model something for our children, they will experience a principle. No matter where you are in your journey as a parent, now is the time to share your stories of hurt and hope.Support the show

There are some really well-intentioned Christian parenting ideas that end up causing our children to feel shame, not love. Maybe most important to talk about, how do we love and respect our children who haven't trusted Christ?Support the show

What timetable do we think God expects for our maturity?How could our expectations impact our children?What if it has nothing to do with progress as we think of it?Support the show

From the very start, we have not wanted to need God. From the very start we want to be self-sufficient. No wonder our kids act like that is true of them as well. But like King David and Jesus both said, blessed are those who know their need for the Lord. And blessed are those who know they need God in their needs; they will interact with their children in empathy.Support the show

Unless I have experienced God's love or goodness in an area, I cannot lead my children into it. But the beauty is, you don't need to experience much to take a small step in hope with your children.Support the show

In this episode we explore the relationship between Sarah and Madison from The Cure and Parents. What happens when you start to let your children in on your life?Support the show

When your kids trust your love, you get to teach them, give them guidance, and love them. When your love isn't trusted, none of these things get to happen, no matter how much you have to give. We talk about building that trust no matter where you are on the journey.Support the show