3 Special Guests join the show to share their family motto and family memories. They even have some questions of their own for the host!

Take Heart - Overcome. The final "Take Heart" from Jesus shows that we don't have to be afraid of failure, because He has overcome the world.

Take Heart, it is I. Jesus is with you in the storm and on the shore. He will see you through anything on the way to what He has called you to do.

Take Heart, Have Courage. Even when you are lonely, you are seen. Even when hope seems lost, don't give up. When Jesus healed the lady with the issue of blood and called her "daughter," she was no longer separated from her family. When Jesus raised Jairus' daughter, He showed that you can also have hope.

Take Heart, Have Courage. We spend too much time worrying about what may happen or regretting what has happened. Most things are not permanent, there is redemption for the moment. Let your mind inform your emotions toward the right action!

An encouragement for you this week: You have what it takes! Understand that each moment is not do-or-die. And learn to say I'm sorry to your kids. We all mess up, so set the example for them on how to respond to their own shortcomings.

Children need (and want) direction and boundaries! It is also your responsibility to help them develop in physical, intellectual, spiritual, and social areas.

Teaching - Don't miss the 12 mistakes parents make, and the 4 Stages of Parenting. Other lessons include: Parenting is an everyday thing, so watch the movie and not the pictures. Prepare your child for the path, not the path for your child. Spell Love "T-I-M-E."

Parenting the Person Everyone Needs - This week's discussion is around 5 tools of influence with your children: Modeling, Prayer, Memorization, Experiences, and Teaching.

Parenting the Person Everyone Needs: Identity. Helping a child form their identity is an important job. Telling them stories about your salvation, why your family has the values they have, and teaching them what God says about them helps them to form their identity.