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SM Ep 141

Teaching Kids Forgiveness Is Essential: The Why & How | Episode 141

How do you teach forgiveness to your kids? You probably want to guide them toward the true forgiveness that Christโ€™s work accomplished. That takes time and intention. Forced apologies can make a conflict blow over quickly, but resentment often lingers.โ€ฆ

NW Gospel in Parenting 107

The Gospel in Our Parenting, Part 1 | Ep. 107

What difference does the gospel make in our lives? In our parenting?  The message of Godโ€™s love communicates the unconditional truth that each of us has been made in the image of God. Our connection with Jesus brings hope andโ€ฆ

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Doctrine of Grace in Parenting | Ep. 96

What does the Bible really say about parenting? Is there such a thing as a Doctrine of Grace in Parenting? As Christian parents, we depend on the Bible as a necessary guide to help us understand Godโ€™s direction in bothโ€ฆ

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Grace and Truth for Moms | Ep. 61

Does the stress and struggle of parenting leave you feeling unworthy or incapable of being the mom you long to be? Do these statements sound familiar? โ€œIโ€™m a failure as a mom and I have ruined my kids!โ€ โ€œIโ€™m anโ€ฆ

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Honoring Our Imperfect Dads | Ep. 19

If youโ€™ve struggled in your relationship with one (or both!) of your parents, this podcast can give life-changing insight. Hurt and resentment left to brew under the surface can often perpetuate the effects of sin passing from one generation toโ€ฆ

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Discipline That Connects With Your Child’s Heart | Ep. 15

In this podcast, Jim Jackson interviews Stacy Bellward, online course moderator, in a fun and heartfelt conversation. (Find out what even got Jim a little teary!)ย  Youโ€™ll get the real scoop on the Discipline That Connects with Your Childโ€™s Heartโ€ฆ

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My Child Says, “I Hate You!” | Ep. 6

Words are powerful.  We can so easily take it personally when we hear hurtful words from our children like,  โ€œI HATE YOU!โ€ But instead of reacting in frustration and anger, we encourage you to look below the surface. There mayโ€ฆ