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Is it distorted to get mad over messes?
Are you in a pattern of parenting using punishment?
Is your child in a pattern of consuming instead of creating?
Then this is the podcast for you.
Indulgence, avoidance, helpless/hopeless, apathy, entitlement, and running away from responsibility, are all signs that your motivation is off. Let’s take a dive into this mom’s desperate plea for help.
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A mother and a father are in conflict with their teenage daughter who is masquerading as loving and caring.
Listen to how the daughter threatens her parents to give her birth control or else.
Are you a parent willing to hold the line with your child?
Are you willing to reflect boundaries that are Truthful to your children?
Do you know what principles are?
Are you willing to learn?
Are you willing to let your children go and make their decisions and allow them the outcomes as a way to invite them to be humble?
Which kind of parent are you?
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142: Principle of Marriage
How well do you understand marriage?
It makes sense why there is so much confusion around this topic because there is so much confusion around agency and responsibility.
I'm going to break down the exact definition of what marriage is, as well as what marriage is not.
Then we will look at why marriage has become so confusing.
Marriage is a principle that comes directly from God. There is no substitute to this commitment.
Living together and co-habitation are counterfeits to true and lasting love.
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This podcast is an invitation to protect your children, your grandchildren, and even your great-grandchildren.
Are you someone that wants to make your kids, your grandkids, or great-grandkids "Happy?"
Are you afraid that your kids, your grandkids, or your great-grandkids will punish you if you do not do what they want?
Come learn what love truly is, how to share, how to model, and how to invite your kids, your grandkids, and your great-grandkids into a real and loving relating-ship.
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Is it possible to raise a child in Truth while living in the hood?
Can a child learn to be Honest, Responsible, and Humble even if they live in the slums?
Is it even possible to raise a child in Truth anywhere these days?
What is a parent to do when they want to raise their child in Truth, but they are full of fear? Can this be just as harmful as being on the streets?
What does a parent do when their biggest fears around their child begin to become reality?
Is it ever okay to lash out at a child?
Is a knee-jerk reaction ever justified?
Is it the child or is it the parent who needs to shift?
Today we are going to talk about Truth and distortion while raising your children in an environment that is dangerous.
I know many of you have parenting dreams that have turned into parenting nightmares.
You are not going to want to miss this episode.
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A fathers presence in the home is supposed to provide safety, support, protection, providence and guidance. A child is entitled to have both father and mother in the home offering a nurturing and warm and connected environment.
So what is a mother to do when the father leaves?
What is the mother’s responsibility in this situation?
Is she to intervene? Is she to move on? How can she do this while living in Truth?
Today’s episode touches on this very tender topic.
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I’m going to read to you six phrases that are often heard in homes across the world, where teens are getting into drama with their parents.
Have you ever heard this?
“You’re invading my space,”
“Those are personal,”
“I need more privacy,”
“You are just prying into my life,”
“You’re so controlling,”
“You don’t respect my space.”
I’m sure one of those phrases has been said in your own home.
Is there any Truth inside these requests?
That is exactly what we’re going to be talking about today.
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