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Today we start talking about why we are excited to be a part of the Heart of Man movie, where you can get the small group guide, and, why the movie is a must see in the theatre on Sept 14.

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We are talking about how important but difficult it can be to be trustworthy for our kids when we are angry about their behavior.

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When we share our mistakes with our kids we give them an insight into our humanity. When we receive God's grace in the process, we won't have to tie the stories up with neat bows or over exaggerate the impact. We can tell them some of the reality of what we were thinking, what we wanted, what was flawed, and how God loves us all through dealing with the fallout. Processing your life with your kids may be messy, but love flourishes where real life and needs are acknowledged.

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Most parents don't tell their kids stories of their life choices. Fewer parents honestly bring their children into the reality of what they were thinking when they made those choices. When we don't process our lives with our kids, we leave them alone to navigate finding their values and motives. Don't leave them alone in this.

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Sometimes the best things we can do for each other feel a little awkward.We may not be used to letting others affirm us, especially our children.So things may feel a little cringy, but it'll be one of the best decisions you can make.

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Bill Thrall & John Lynch talk about how one of the ways your kids can tell if they trust you to influence them is to listen carefully to their answer when you ask, "How am I affecting you?"

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What does it look like to trust Jesus for his grace in parenting adult children who also work side by side with you in an international business venture? How do you navigate being Dad and Boss while allowing your children to care and lead you too? Doug Houston joins us to talk about his experience in the last decade of business and family.

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"How am I affecting you?" This question can be hugely valuable to ask others, and especially our children. If you have the courage to hear their honest answers, new levels of trust can be accessed in your relationship.

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It doesn't take sinless perfection for our kids to trust us, it takes integrity. Integrity is simply doing what you said you can do, and maybe more uncomfortably admitting what you can't do. This week we're back in The Cure and Parents, looking at Episode 7.

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Dave Cooke of 100 Pedals joins us this week and shares his story of learning to create trust in the midst of his son battling addiction.

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