How To Connect With Your Kids

Today we listen to our special guest Ben and Loren Strombeck talk about relationship vs rules and connecting through adventures and even after long days at work!

Rachel Ilardi, our Children’s Church Director, shares with us the unique position she has connecting with NorthwestKIDS every Sunday morning. Rachel Grew up in NorthwestKIDS church and started serving as a peer mentor in 6th grade. Her love for kids and desire to encourage and equip this next generation to be disciples of Jesus is evident.

This week Matt and Rachel DiSalvitore give us a glimpse into their family of 6. They get super honest about their failures and shortcomings. Matt and Rachel also share the special ways they each take time out of each day to connect as well as how they include their kids in the day to day activities of life.

Today our guest parents, Rory and Sarah Swindell, share with us how they turned the pitfall of making assumptions into one of their family strengths to always ask questions. And they share a pretty cool way to use eavesdropping as a tool to build honor and respect in your family.

Listen as we talk to Phil and Mollie Chang about the small moments that have a big impact in activating and motivating our kids to be confident, brave while feeling safe and equipped.

We welcome Landson and Janelle, who share with us how they turned a sitting on the sidelines mentality and being interrupted into a learning and working together lifestyle with their 3 young kids. Episode 9

Gary and Rachel share how they connect with their kids on car rides or family baking sessions. They also share how they are learning to connect with their son, whose Autistic diagnosis has change what they think connecting and communicating should look like.

We had a chat with Pastors Ryan and Grace McKenzie about their passion for raising up the next generation, connecting with their 5 kids and their unexpected response to sibling arguments.

How do you deal with wanting to adopt and waiting?

How do you lead your kids through that process?