Parenting With Hope

This week in the video, Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel talk to parents about how to navigate when their child loses faith in God.

This week in the video, Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel give some practical tools as you disciple your kids in their faith at home

Sometimes, we can forget to be sincere in our apology. This week, Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel give some practical tools for teaching kids how to apologize to others.

This week, Pastors Shauna and Daniel share tools on how to have a conversation with someone you don't agree with and how to leave still respecting them.

Shauna, Chandra and Daniel talk about how we can include fun traditions with our families so that we can build relationships for when we need to parent in those difficult moments. If you have more traditions that are not mentioned in this episode, email [email protected]! We would love to hear it!

Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel give some great ideas on how you can make this practical with your kids on the 2nd part of this training.

For this episode, Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel talk about value-based parenting instead of behaviour modification and why it is important to teach this to your kids at home.

Pastor Shauna and Pastor Daniel give some practical ideas for making the most of your family's rhythms to connect with your kids. There are natural rhythms in your day when you can talk about faith with your kids - morning times, drive times, mealtimes, and bedtime.

In this episode, Shauna, Chandra and Daniel help parents have a discussion with their kids when they are doubting their faith. There are some helpful things we can do, for example, bring in other adults, focus on the relationship rather than the argument, model authentic faith and be in constant prayer. 

This is our first go at recording in a podcast format. In this episode, Shauna, Chandra and Daniel interview Tammy Richter on how to model lament for your kids. Tammy and her family had to endure one of the hardest seasons for them and Tammy shares with us the ways she and her family coped even though it was difficult.