Damon has a conversation with Jennifer and Billy Huffman about raising children that are confident in who they are. The parents discuss the importance of being intentional and how we want our kids to be when they're adults. Billy tells a story about his daughter receiving a "weird" Christmas gift. Jennifer shares about teaching self-awareness and raising a kid that other people enjoy being around. We learn why Damon never played football in school.

This week on the Parenting Podcast Damon braves the subject of the "SEX TALK," with Bonnie & Troy Anderson. Damon asks, "Is it ever too soon to talk about sex with you kids?" Damon also relives the moment when he found about his daughter having the "talk." Troy & Bonnie remind us that sex is beautiful and design by God. The parents determine that talking about sex is not a one time thing. It is an ongoing conversation. Damon tells his experience of the sex talk as child with his mom.

Kristine joins Damon on the parenting podcast and breakdown the ever feared "Temper Tantrums." Damons admits to being an overreactor. Our favorite parent duo talks about acknowledging a child's emotion and not stifling them. A goal of parenting is raising children to be self-governed adults, and part of that is learning to deal with emotions healthily. Kristine talks about the choice of believing the best and not the worst when it comes to life. Damon tries to remember if he has ever called his kids a name.

Damon has a conversation with Joanne and Tony Ramos about helping their kids become who God has called them to be. That can be tough when most kids want to be a lawyer, doctor, an American Ninja Warrior, a YouTube star, an astronaut and, play guitar all at the same time. Joanne and Tony discuss repeating the same things their parents did to them. Damon brings up the subconscious act of trying to make your child make you look better.

Damon sits down with Kennesha & Larry Buycks to talk about raising kids who love Jesus. Can you force them? Do you persuade them with the power of Ice Cream? Maybe sit back, relax, and let the good Lord do the work? Damon shares a story about asking his son if he wanted to give his life to Jesus and received an unusual response.

One thing all parents have in common is they have kids, and it is not always easy being mom or dad. Is it ever easy? Whether you have a newborn, a toddler, teenagers, twins, or that twenty-year-old college student who lives in the basement, we could all use a little help when it comes to parenting. Sit down with Damon and Kristine Strom, the Churchkids Pastors at Churchome, as they talk with other parents about the ins and outs, the ups and downs of being a mom or dad.