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A Different Kind of Parent Part II with John Rosemond

John Rosemond recently shared with us the results of parenting approaches rooted in modern psychology. A psychologist himself, Rosemond described how we are setting ourselves up for unintended results.
Listen in to Part I of our discussion with John Rosemond on A Different Kind of Parenting.

New Priorities in Parenting Where are you taking your parenting cues today? Is it from pop psychology? The media? Science? Scripture? It is essential for today’s Christian parents to keep their priorities straight. Our parenting manual comes …

Next Life

Talking with your kids often about the next life will give them good values, perspectives, and priorities.

I’ve talked about the importance of incorporating God and his thoughts on our lives into our daily routine conversations.

Regularly

Talking with you kids about what God is doing in your lives should be a regular conversation.

There are certain things that should be regularly incorporated into routine conversations with our kids.

Answers

When your teen is unsure of what to do, does he ask you? Or does he ask his computer?

In the classic film It’s a Wonderful Life, the pharmacist Mr. Gower mistakenly prepares the wrong capsules for a sick customer and demands young George Bailey deliver them.

A Different Kind of Parent with John Rosemond

Today’s parents may notice that their parenting style is a little different than the other parents on Junior’s soccer team. Why is this? Why does following the mandates and principles of Scripture sometimes (or often) make us a different kind of parent?

Politically Incorrect Parenting When we parent according to Scripture, we aren’t always seen as normal in the eyes of the world. Sometimes we even see strange looks from other Christian parents! But answer this for me: Are your kids more …