You see your child headed towards a cliff, a fiery building or a tidal wave of water. And yet so many parents say, "I don't want to get involved," or I don't want them to think I don't trust them or that they're incapable or I don't want them to get angry with me.

All of these statements are very selfishly focused on the person saying them. The kid is going to crash and burn and the parent or the adult who claims to love them is more worried about the outcomes if they get involved ... instead of the damage that will happen to the child.

What is going on here?

Why do so many of us as parents become so selfish and refuse to intervene when we see our children using their agency-their choices to be destructive?

Parents, we have one job and one job only, and that is to direct our Children towards principles of truth, which means: talk with them, intervene on their behalf, support them to see the distortions, let them know that you don't trust them because they're kids. They're not meant to be trusted! They're meant to be guided. 

When you see them in distortion, then you guide those choices, hold boundaries with them until they evidence to you that they know how to choose principles of being honest, responsible and humble.

Are you willing to truly love them?

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Teaching the principle of modesty to your teen can be a challenge! Understanding the basic tenets of modesty will help give you language to teach, inspire and enlighten your child. 

Modesty is about presenting yourself in humility, not about controlling the people around you.

Modesty is a principle of protection intended to safeguard the soul. Your teen is a soul who came from God and therefore has a need honor God. Dressing the body is an intimate experience between you and your creator, who made you. Modesty is for you! 

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This is a hot topic ... adult children and their feelings of entitlement towards mom and dad taking care of the things they're responsible for.

Why do adult Children act entitled towards parents caring, helping, babysitting, supporting, etc.?

Do parents really have the freedom to say, "No, I'm not available"?

Or will these entitled children throw a fit and threaten them and kick them out of their lives?

Is this really love coming from the parents and also the kids? Or is there manipulation going on here, from both sides?

If an adult child becomes sick or if an adult child makes choices and creates chaos in their life, is it really the parent's responsibility to come in and clean it all up?

Come listen and find out how to navigate this thing—parents with adult entitled children?

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Women have many choices today! They can choose to get married, become mothers, have careers, be home with their children, or have children and a career. With so many choices, it can be confusing which direction is best.

What if instead of asking, “What should I do?” we ask, “What is the responsible and honest choice for me?”

What is my calling? What is my passion? What is my Higher Power asking me to do? What is my responsibility?

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What does it mean to cop an attitude? Attitude may mean that the child is being naughty, aggressive, won't follow directions, rude, evasive or manipulative.

All of these characteristics listed above are dishonest, irresponsible and not humble, which means distorted. A person or a child doesn't just one day begin to choose distortion. They have been engaging in distortion for an extended period of time and now you've noticed it. Why now? Why are you recognizing it now? What's changed? Who's to blame? Listen to how this parent learns about distortion and see if she's willing to take responsibility.

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Is there any truth to the popular phase and phrase "the terrible twos"?

Is there a way to teach a two year old principles? How do I know what to pay attention to and what to let go of? Two year olds are learning to manage their physical, emotional and spiritual selves, and they have no life experience. Two year olds are on a crash course of learning about personal responsibility, and you the parent will need to have mastered personal responsibility in order to teach and model to the two year old self governance.

Perhaps the terrible twos is my invitation to finally master what my two year old now needs to learn.

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When I think of the word entitlement, I think of someone who has lost feeling for another person.

I think of someone who, either hasn't been taught how to sacrifice for another person, or someone who has been taught to sacrifice and they have been making choices of selfishness.

And so they don't want to sacrifice for another person.

Whatever the age… the ability and willingness to feel for others- to have empathy for other’s experiences- is critical in order to have and maintain relationships.

Do you know how to teach yourself, or another how to choose empathy? Come and learn how!

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Guiding children as a divorced parent can be a challenge.

How can I be a parent in Truth when I have another adult who is parenting from distortion, and bringing destruction into my child's life?

Is there a way that I can be strong without controlling? And how do I settle in my mind that the other parent is viewed as “the fun one” and I am

perceived as controlling?

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One of the greatest inhibitions in this life is the belief that my ignorant, selfish and distorted choices have now rendered me incapable of living a life of Truth.

…that somehow the mistakes, distorted perceptions and attitudes of yesterday now keep me today from living a life of joy, peace and connection. 

This is a lie! This simply is not the Truth!

How then do I reconcile my choices of yesterday and live a life of rest today?

This podcast is all about the beautiful principle of wisdom and the transforming power of repentance!

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