I thought parenting would be easy. I read all the books looking for the perfect formula and became more and more frustrated that I wasn't being given one. I realized with time each child is so individual that even if someone offered me a formula it wouldn't work. I then entered a phase of overwhelm and fear. 

Has flourishing always defined your family, or was there a time of desperation for you? 

How does seeing our failures in our kids help us lean more into Jesus? 

You talk about framing the concept of obedience in trust. How does that change the way we view our children's behavior and our reaction to their behavior? 

What do we do with the guilt when we don't respond in an ideal way?

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Original Music written and recorded by Jonathan Camenisch