Biblical Parenting Podcast

Here's a great tool for developing more conversation with teens. Although they are at a time in their lives when they are often pulling back, and conversations are less frequent, there are specific things you can do to increase dialogue. This is also a great tool to use in conflict to address differences you experience with your young person. Check it out on this week's episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast.

Does God speak to you? When you ask that question of a child, most Christian kids say no. That's because they don't realize the power of God's Word in their lives. In this episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast you'll learn some ways to help your kids get energized by God's Word.

Is it possible for kids to be filled with the Holy Spirit? Well that's an interesting question. And can kids be empowered by the Holy Spirit to do the right thing in their lives? Wouldn't that be nice. There are ways to parenting that teach your kids more about God and how he wants to work in their lives. Learn more on this week's episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast

The most important job we have as parents is to pass the faith to our kids. Do you know how to lead your child to a personal commitment to Jesus Christ. Listen to this podcast episode for some specific ideas.

One of the greatest challenges parents face is today's busyness. It's hard to build a family today with so many pressures and demands on our schedules. In this episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast, you'll hear how several families are making it work in the midst of the busyness of life.

One of the ways to excite kids about their faith is to show them how it is relevant at home. But sometimes that's tough when we are so busy in our lives. This episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast provides you with some ideas to put faith in action at home.

Some children learn best through experience. When parents grasp the teaching techniques of Jesus then they are often better equipped to reach their children's hearts. Lear more on this week's episode of the Parenting is Heart Work Podcast.

Some children are harder to relate to than others. How do you balance the authority of being a parent with the desire to have a close relationship? It's not easy sometimes but it's strategic because relationships become the vehicle through which values and spiritual truths are passed. That's the topic of this weeks episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast.

Sometimes parents shy away from devotions in their home because they don't know how to make them energizing and fun. If that's the case in your home, you'll want to listen to this episode of the Biblical Parenting Podcast.

We have an awesome job as parents and passing our faith to our kids is our most important task. But how do we do it? In this episode Dr. Turansky outlines three ingredients that every parent can use to transfer faith to their children.

"Now I understand why my consequences aren't working with my son." That's what one dad said after he heard the truths taught in this podcast. You can maximize heart change in your child by using consequences in the most effective way. This episode will give you some strategic ideas.

We do the same things every morning. Why do I have to keep telling them the same things over and over again? Why can't they just see what needs to be done and do it? If you find yourself making any of these statements, then this week's episode is for you. When parents change the way they parent then kids change the way they live. Let's teach them how to take initiative on their own. I'll show you how.

Kids need help getting outside of themselves and caring for others. God placed a conscience inside to help them but it's often underutilized. Parents can do some specific things to help change their children's hearts in this area. When parents change the way they parent, kids change the way they live. Listen to this week's podcast to learn more.

Some kids have more of a problem with lying than others. If your child struggles with lying then you'll want your child to understand these six things. They just might be the key to helping your child make some significant changes that will build the integrity necessary for the future.

Some kids have a hard time accepting responsibility for their actions. Instead, they blame their problems and mistakes on others. These kids often view themselves as victims, believing that if everyone else would change then they would be happy. This episode of the Parenting is Heart Work Podcast will help you address that issue in your child's life. In fact, every child needs to learn how to think rightly about their mistakes and this podcast will give you specific ideas for teaching it.

Every child needs correction. It's part of every parent's job description. So, how are you doing in the correction department with your child. If correction is damaging your relationship or your child reacts poorly when you have to correct, then you will find this podcast enlightening, providing you with some ideas for changing the dynamic in your home.

Do you feel sometimes like your kids are just trying to get by in life and not taking the initiative that they need to be mature and responsible? If so, you'll want to listen to these practical solutions offered on this week's podcast. This is another episode in the series on the conscience in kids and how to parent in ways that develop it now.

The most important gift you give your child is moral strength and spiritual health. When it comes to morality, kids have a conscience. God put it there for a very important reason. It helps build internal motivation and keep the heart going in the right direction. The Bible indicates four promptings of the conscience and in this session you'll learn what they are and how you can put them to use in your child training.

Do you ever wonder why some adults seem to be able to get your child to do things faster and easier than others without raising their voice? You'll find the answer in this week's session of the Biblical Parenting Podcast. This idea of an action point can make the relationship with your child much stronger and still get things done. You'll be amazed at the difference.

It's amazing how much an impact the words of parents make on the lives of children. Since parents do a lot of talking as they give instructions, correct, or redirect their kids, it's important to be strategic about the words used. In this practical session, you'll learn specific ways that you can use your words to make a significant impact on your child's heart. Two parenting questions are also asked with heart-based solutions suggested.

When parents change the way they work with their kids they can foster internal motivation instead of relying heavily on externals. This session looks more closely at the heart and the two things that keep the heart moving in the right direction: the conscience and the Holy Spirit. What does this look like when children leave messes around or when trying to get ready in the morning. Dr. Scott Turansky makes it practical.

When parents focus too much on the destination, they give their kids things that hinder their growth in the journey. Children need training along the way in order to have the character to match the challenges ahead. God has placed two things inside the human heart that keep a person going in the right direction. They are the conscience and the Holy Spirit. The greatest gift you can give to a child is moral and spiritual development.