The pastors traverse the sticky issue of how to approach difficult dynamics with boyfriends/girlfriends that your child may bring home including tips and potential pitfalls. What are your thoughts? Let us know by reaching out ro [email protected]. 

The pastors address some of the issues that technology has introduced into the adolescent dating spectrum via smart phones, snapchat, nudes and more. How can parents succesfully navigate these rough waters? What are your thoughts? Let us know at [email protected].

The pastors continue our family and parenting series with a conversation about kids and dating from a parental perspective. What are your thoughts? Let us know at [email protected].

Is it honorable to obey parents who are dishonorable? The pastors take a swing at this tricky conundrum. Let us know what you think at [email protected].

The pastors discuss how parents can successfully guide older children through the rugged seasons of life including mental health struggles, depression, anxiety, gender identity, suicidal thoughts and crisis. Let us know what you think at [email protected].

How do we better prepare our kids for the experience of having their "Christian bubbles" popped when they go off to college and into an increasingly wicked world? Let us know what you think and reach out to us at [email protected].

The pastors shift their focus to more familiar territory and a father's role in parenting. Let us know what you think and submit future episode ideas by reaching out to [email protected].

The pastors tackle the conversational topic of a women's role in parenting (gasp!). Let us know what you think and submit future episode ideas by reaching out to [email protected].

We are all pre-programmed to approach parenting in a unique way. So what's your style? The pastors give examples of a variety of parenting styles and highlight some strengths and weaknesses along the way. Email us at [email protected] to give us your thoughts, feedback or episode ideas!

We all know of parents desire for their children to receive them well but can parents be friends with their children? The pastors take a swing at this curious topic.