What does unconditional love look like from a spiritual perspective?
The Bible teaches us to not provoke our children. What exactly does that mean?
Discipline is important, but so is mercy. When should we extend mercy to our kids?
Money in neither good or bad, how it is used is simply a reflection of a person's character. We must teach our children excellence in their use of money.
How do we discipline in order to mold our children into obedient and responsible adults who are strong, bold, and self-confident? It is all about using discipline to break their will while promoting a strong spirit in them.
Today we see a host of over-protective parenting styles, including the "helicopter" and "lawnmower" parents. We do our children a terrible injustice if we fix all of their problems for them rather than coaching them how to persevere and succeed.
All parents would like to have obedient kids. Why? Is it simply that we want them to comply with our every command? Do we want to "show them off" and not be embarrassed? Or is there a more important reason? In this episode we explore why God values obedience and how we should apply it to our parenting.
Discipline is a gift to our children. In this episode we discuss the importance of firm discipline and when to show mercy.
How do we balance training our kids for excellence and building them up? Is it ok to live vicariously through our children? In this episode we address these questions.
Perhaps the greatest gift we can give to our kids for lifelong success is to instill in them the pursuit of excellence. But excellence has its challenges. Tune in as we address the power of excellence.
It is natural to desire friendship with our kids, but how do we develop friendship and still exercise proper authority? We discuss this challenge in today’s episode.
What is Picture Parenting? What does it look like on a day by day basis?
What is “Picture Parenting?” Raising our children is our greatest responsibility. It can provide indescribable joy or fill our hearts with agony and regret. Parenting should be purposeful. In this introductory podcast we introduce the concept of picture Parenting.