Communication
What part does outright anger play in parenting?
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"I love you" is important, but there's another phrase that's equally important.
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If we don't root our ideas in God's Word, we can accidentally communicate things that are untrue.
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How much care and concern should we exercise to help our children understand their emotions?
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There's not a word you will ever speak that God doesn't want in The House.
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Revolving Priorities will help parents not get distracted in their parenting.
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If you haven't asked your child this question, do it today!
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Is it appropriate to raise your voice with your children?
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Disagreements aren't all bad.
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Debates aren't always Christ-honoring, but that doesn't mean they can't be.
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Join Natasha Crain as she discusses that the foundation of keeping your kids on God's side is talking to them about God.
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Join Jessica Mair to discuss tattling. It's always a sin, but how do you teach your kids to stop?
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Join Natasha Crain to learn how to talk to our kids about God
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Parenting is hard, and it's can seem downright impossible when there's no time. Learn how to say what needs to be said without wasting time or neglecting Truth.
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Parenting is hard, and it's can seem downright impossible when there's no time. Learn how to say what needs to be said without wasting time or neglecting Truth.
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We need to ask our kids questions, but some are better than others.
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The War of Words may be the best communication resource available.
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Learn the joy of repeating yourself!
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What does God think about the joking in your family?
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Is there any room in our parenting for anger?
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What do you do when your kids' first response is "I don't know"?
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God's talk is concrete, and ours should be too.
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What percentage of your parenting is quoting Scripture?
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Learn from two fantastic Biblical examples of Revolving Priorities.
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Only God has the answers to our broken communication.
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Learning how to apologize tunes the heart after God's.
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Learning how to apologize tunes the heart after God's.
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It can be challenging to teach our kids to apologize. It can be more challenging to accept them.
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Christ-honoring family talk is valuable even if its not remembered.
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Related Topic: Anger
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