The Confident Parent

1. God Centered Routine

- Build your schedule around God 

2. 2 Goals For Your Child

3. Ask Specific, Open Ended Questions

4. Have a Family Fun Day/Night

- Eat at the table as a family

5. Be Aware Of What Your Kids Are Doing With Tech

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

Punishment is payback. Discipline should fix the broken relationship.

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

We all want a Godly family that likes each other - even after our kids are grown and out of the house. So how do we create that in real life? Two things we as parents can do to create a Godly home - model our faith and talk about Jesus often.

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

1. Take It Day By Day

- This situation is unprecedented.

- Things are constantly changing.

- This is our new norm.

2. All Of The Resources Are Overwhelming

- Figure out what you want your day to look like and find resources for that.

- Limit social media

3. Make Spiritual Life A Priority 

- God has given us this opportunity to focus on Him

4. It’s ok/essential to have alone/spouse time

5. Fear not

- There’s a lot of unknown right now

- God’s got this. Pray for the joy of the Lord to be your strength and peace that transcends all understanding.

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

The Holy Spirit is the person of God we interact with most today. Kelly Presson, Director of Leadership Development for Children's Ministry Leaders at the National Office of the Assemblies of God shares insight on how to do that as a parent.

The Holy Spirit is the person of God we interact with most today. Kelly Presson, Director of Leadership Development for Children's Ministry Leaders at the National Office of the Assemblies of God shares insight on how to do that as a parent.

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

- Create a home/environment where your child feels safe to talk to you

- Explain the 'why' behind the answers or reasoning

- Get to know the parents of your child's friends

- Have dialogue with child's friends' parents about what is allowed and not allowed for your child

- Ask questions about sleepovers/events when your child returns home

- Create a home/environment where your child feels safe to talk to you

- Explain the 'why' behind the answers or reasoning

- Get to know the parents of your child's friends

- Have dialogue with child's friends' parents about what is allowed and not allowed for your child

- Ask questions about sleepovers/events when your child returns home

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)

- Defining a child centered home vs Christ centered home

- Creating a vision for your marriage/family

- Vision Retreat (getaway experience)

- Why did God put us together?

- What has God called us to accomplish to further His purpose?

- What are the major ethical and moral standards we want our families to live by?

- What kind of things do we want people say about us?

- Are there any words of correction or direction God is speaking to us?

(Recorded while Oak Creek Assembly of God)