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Today, Pastor Jack teaches that when we demand things instead of resting in the things of God, we may find God, in His goodness, answering our demands. But, if we demand wrongly, we will also reap the consequences.
Sometimes we fall into the habit of relying only on ourselves. We carry our problems, our pain, and our struggles alone. But you don’t have to be on your own, not anymore. In today’s message, Pastor Chris invites you to reach out to Jesus. And when you trust Him, you are never alone. He will walk with you through every problem, every victory, and every loss. Have faith in Christ, and He will see you through every storm and every season. All you have to do is reach out, and He will find you.
What does Psalm 23 really say and mean? How can you experience the reality of God's promises in your life? Rabbi Schneider shares how God not only wants to know you personally, but how God actually takes care of you physically, spiritually, and mentally. Take a new look at Psalm 23 and realize it's not intended to be the poem for funerals. David wrote this Psalm as a praise and recognition for the promises God makes and how those promises affect our daily lives.
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So much changes when teens and parents start talking — and really listening — to each other. In today’s episode, Mark sits down with two Heartlight students who open up about the struggles that kept them silent and the pain that came from not feeling heard at home. Both share how a lack of open communication fueled their anxiety, rebellion and sense of isolation. Now, through counseling and new experiences, they're learning the value of honest conversations in healing relationships and rebuilding trust.
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Parenting Today's Teens is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be, visit parentingtodayteens.org.
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