
Loving My Kids (and Liking them) for a Lifetime | Ep. 278 for a Lifetime | Ep. 278

Keeping “like” alive is what an enduring connection is all about! This week, Connected Families Co-Founders Jim and Lynne Jackson share more about the importance and benefits of lasting connection over time and why it’s the cornerstone of lasting family relationships. Hear from a long-time friend and Connected Families board member on how the framework has impacted his relationships over time, like a compass redirecting him back to loving his kids well and what’s most important when life gets off center. Learn how connection becomes the pathway toward true discipleship and godly influence.
Key Takeaways:
- Staying light even in hard times can transform your love into enduring like
- Discover how parents turning their hearts to their children influences generations
- How connection grew from an idea to taking root in Dave Scouler’s family over time
- Connection is the springboard into authentic discipleship
Mentioned in this Podcast:
- When Parenting Styles Differ: Finding Unity with Your Strong-Willed Child | Ep. 277
- John 17
- The Table Monthly Giving Program
- Give a Gift to Connected Families
- Luke 1:17
- Want to Build a Connected Family? Be Intentional | Ep. 84
- How to Build a Connected Family – Book
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Guest Bio:
Dave Scouler has been married for over 30 years and has two amazing boys who joined their family through adoption from Russia. He has been a champion of Connected Families since its founding. Dave has worked in a diverse set of consulting environments and has over 40 years of experience helping clients respond to changing realities. He has served on multiple non-profit Boards and gets excited when given the chance to think strategically. When he is not working, he enjoys working on projects with his boys, being with his four dogs, swimming, and sailing.
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