Pastor Matthew Teis joins the podcast today to discuss practicing positive replacement, and some specific good vs. bad ideas for your family. Tune in, leave your comments below, and share with your friends!

Charity Berkey returns to Teis Talks for a conversation with Dr. Teis on "helicopter parenting" and how to effectively guard your home. Learn more about this topic in Dr. Teis' book, "Raising God's Kids in Sin City," available at DavidTeis.com!

Join Dr. Teis, his son and daughter-in-law (Matthew & Breanna Teis) for a candid conversation on how and why parenting is a team sport. And, don't forget to pick up your copy of "Raising God's Kids in Sin City" at DavidTeis.com

Do your kids obey right away? They should! Join Pastors Matt & David Teis as they discuss practical steps for teaching your children instant obedience. Look for "Raising God's Kids in Sin City" on DavidTeis.com for more great teaching!

Pastor Neal Berkey joins Dr. Teis today for a conversation on how to effectively discipline your children in a Biblical fashion. Be sure to tune in, AND don't forget to pick up your copy of "Raising God's Kids in Sin City" at DavidTeis.com!

Dr. Teis is joined by his daughter Charity today for a conversation on the Lost Art of Apologizing. We'll learn what a genuine apology looks like and the importance of teaching our children to admit when they are wrong. Like and share with your friends!

Charity Berkey joins Dr. Teis for this episode to discuss how to respond to your children when you're angry. Tune in!

Pastor Neal Berkey joins Dr. Teis today to discuss the importance of instilling convictions in your children. Tune in, and be sure to pick up your copy of Raising God's Kids in Sin City at DavidTeis.com today!

Pastor Teis interrupts his series on Raising God's Kids in Sin City to discuss important questions and issues of the day. Be sure to send us your thoughts and comments!

Dr. Teis and Charity Berkey dive into the importance of teaching your children to think, so that they can develop - and stand by - their own personal convictions.