With experts on the Air offering help to families and guidance to parents, what do you think they should be discussing in today’s culture? Do you think that children listen to these broadcasts as well?

Trace Embry, the founder of Shepherds Hill Academy, came from a rough background. His parents divorced when he was 5 years old and there was a lot of dysfunction within both parent’s second marriages. Trace says that he got insights from both of his parents because his mom’s family ran differently than his dad’s family, so he took the best of both worlds. He remembers being sent to church on Sunday more or less as a babysitter but at the age of 12 befriended a pastor’s son. Trace says that for about a year he was serious about pursuing the Lord but his friend was not so Trace backslid into a heathen lifestyle, though he wasn’t terrible, he was not living a believer's lifestyle. After 20 years, marriage and kids, Trace was invited by his life long friend who he worked with as police officers, to church. After a not so good experience the first visit, his friend encouraged him and his wife to return and so he did and that is when his spiritual development, his discipleship, his relationship with God really took off.

Romans 8:28

Episode Highlights:

What prompted our host of License to parent and founder of Shepherd’s Hill Academy to start helping parents and teens.

We have a forgiving God, just because you may have backslid does not mean you can not have a relationship with God.

With Some people, when they feel they have been called by God to a specific purpose, they set everything aside and they jump into it with no visible means of support.

The bible is the ultimate handbook for husband and wife and also their relationship with their children and how they should be raised.

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