Podcast appearances and mentions of kristen hatton

Clayton’s guest is author of ‘Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years’. Kristen Hatton has some encouraging words for all parents in that they don’t have to fear the teen years! Tune in to hear about laying the groundwork so that having honest conversations, setting reasonable limits, and exploring issues of the heart becomes a part of the family culture, preparing both you, as the parent and your children for the next stage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Heather Creekmore sits down with pastor's wife, author, and counselor Kristen Hatton to discuss what to do if your child has (or you suspect they have) an eating disorder or body image issues. Kristen shares the story of her daughter who had a derogatory comment directed at her in 8th grade and then began to restrict food until it became the eating disorder, anorexia. After going through treatment, Kristen's daughter shifted from restriction to a restrict and purge cycle (bulimia) and Kristen, again, had to intervene to help her daughter restore a healthy relationship with food and her body. Heather and Kristen have a bit of friendly debate over whether or not encouraging a child to have healthy habits is effective for those with brains that are geared towards restriction or perfection. They also talk about how important it is to help our children be healthy in every area--not just physically, but spiritually and mentally too. Kristen shares what she learned, in hindsight, to look for if your child may be exhibiting signs of an eating disorder or body image issues. She also talks about how to know when you may need to bring in outside help. Learn more about Kristen Hatton and her books here: https://www.kristenhatton.com Learn more about Compared to Who? and how to start healing your body image and food issues: https://www.improvebodyimage.com Check out the Compared to Who? Etsy shop -with hats, tanks, and tees to remind you to stop comparing and start living. Check it out here: https://www.improvebodyimage.com/shop Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Heather chats with licensed counselor, pastor's wife, and author Kristen Hatton about the ways that our body image issues can affect how we parent our children. From passing on perfectionism, to trying to control, to expecting our children to look or act a certain way because we're still trying to keep up an image, body image issues certainly play a role in how we parent. Kristen and Heather discuss the ways our body image issues impact our parenting decisions, recognizing that, for most of us, it's so subtle that we can't even see we are doing it. They also spend time offering hope and encouragement to moms whose children have left home already. It's never too late to redeem a relationship, to apologize, or even to acknowledge how these issues affected the way your child was raised and restore a healthier relationship with your adult children. Learn more about Kristen Hatton and her books here: https://www.kristenhatton.com Learn more about Compared to Who?, the 40 Day Journey, and how you can start healing your body image here: https://www.improvebodyimage.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Are the teenage years truly something to dread? Author Kristen Hatton challenges the notion by exploring the surprising joys and undeniable challenges of parenting in this season of life. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

Are the teenage years truly something to dread? Author Kristen Hatton challenges the notion by exploring the surprising joys and undeniable challenges of parenting in this season of life. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

Raising teens in today's world can feel overwhelming and impossible. Author Kristen Hatton shares wisdom on how to overcome fear, let go of control, and build a foundation of faith and resilience in your children. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

Raising teens in today's world can feel overwhelming and impossible. Author Kristen Hatton shares wisdom on how to overcome fear, let go of control, and build a foundation of faith and resilience in your children. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

As a parent, you have great influence with your children, especially when it comes to teaching the truths of the Bible. Mom and counselor Kristen Hatton gives you some tools to establish a gospel foundation for your family in preparation for the teen years. She will help you better learn how to spiritually invest into your kids so they can begin to stand on their own as they launch into adulthood. Receive the book Parenting Ahead and the audio download of the broadcast "How to Prepare for Parenting Teens" for your donation of any amount! Plus, receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today. Your monthly support helps families thrive. Get More Episode Resources If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

As a mom or dad, it's important to teach God's truth to your children. Kristen Hatton gives you some tools to establish a gospel foundation for your family in preparation for the teen years. You'll learn how to spiritually invest into your kids as they launch into adulthood. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/776/29

This week we walk through Chapter 3 (The Seculosity of Parenting), Chapter 4 (The Seculosity of Technology), and Chapter 5 (The Seculosity of Work) of David Zahl's book, Seculosity: How Career, Parenting, Technology, Food, Politics, and Romance Became Our New Religion and What to Do about It Resources to Dig Deeper David Zahl : Seculosity Performancism with David Zahl The Seculosity of Parenting by Kristen Hatton

Truth for My Twenty-Year-Old Self is a podcast series that offers a rear-view window perspective on various topics. We hope that older and younger women will use these questions to spend time together talking about these issues. Today's guest, Kristen Hatton shares her wisdom about thinking biblically about shame and guilt. Kristen is a counselor, pastor's wife, writer, and speaker who lives in Dallas, TX. You can learn more about Kristen at www.kristenhatton.com.  To learn more about how you can join us at one of our eight Made for Conferences in 2024-2025, check out our Made for More Hub: https://women.pcacdm.org/made-for-more/

I'm so excited to have my friend Kristen Hatton with us today. Not only is she a Licensed Professional Counselor, but she's also a brand new empty nester with a great perspective on fostering relationships with our kids now in preparation for when they live away from our homes.    We talk a lot about communication in today's show, with Kristen highlighting several reasons why our kids may not feel safe or comfortable talking to us. Even with the best of intentions, there are things we inadvertently do each day that close the lines of communication with our kids. She may or may not have stepped on my toes in this area as I realize I'm guilty of several of them. Ha!    I especially love her list of seven ways to “parent ahead” (also the name of her book), which includes things like active listening, setting boundaries, normalizing awkward topics, and avoiding the temptation to nag. Listen in to get the complete list and her explanation as to why these things matter.    Kristen is one wise mom, and I can't wait for you to hear our conversation today!   Parenting Ahead by Kristen Hatton All things Cynthia

As we continue to work our way through the ages and stages, we are heading into the bumpier territory of the teen years. Our friend, Kristen Hatton has released a great book called Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years. Kristen helps parents of young children lay the groundwork so that having honest conversations, setting reasonable limits, and exploring issues of the heart becomes a part of the family culture, preparing both them and their kids for the next stage.  . . . . . David's book Wild Things breaks down each stage of a boys' development and Sissy's book, written with Melissa, Raising Girls discusses the stages of girls. Sign up to receive the monthly newsletter to keep up to date with where David and Sissy are speaking, where they are taco'ing, PLUS conversation starters for you and your family to share! Find us on YouTube! Download a copy of the Raising Boys and Girls Feelings Chart. Connect with David, Sissy, and Melissa at raisingboysandgirls.com. . . . . . If you would like to partner with Raising Boys and Girls as a podcast sponsor, fill out our Advertise with us form. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My kids are all grown now, and work for me here at Real News. I had a confession, I am guilty of underparenting. I wanted to be their best friend, so I was the all-loving dad. I can tell you there is a difference between overparenting and underparenting. You've got to find that right balance. To discuss that today is Kristen Hatton, an author, counselor, and founder of Redemptive Parenting.

Is it possible to parent without fear of the teen years? We say yes! So does today's guest, Kristen Hatton. We are delighted to have Kristen on the podcast today to share how to prepare for some of the aspects of parenting teens that many parents find daunting.    Episode highlights include:   Kristen shares ways to know if your fears are becoming idols in parenting  Proactive VS reactive parenting: Which one are you?  The difference between overparenting and underparenting and how they affect your kids How to know    Subscribe to Podcast Email to make sure you never miss an episode. When you sign up, you will get our 4 Week Connection Challenge for free! Plus you will get noteworthy quotes, resources, and more delivered straight to your inbox.   *Music for this podcast is created by Noah Copeland. Check him out here!    QUOTES  “Frequently parents are living in “reactive” mode, and often it's because we're just so busy.”  - Kristen Hatton  “If I always say yes to my kids going in different directions with their friends, or being on a travel team, and we're always just so busy, then all the sudden, church goes by the wayside. Family time goes by the wayside." - Kristen Hatton   “Often, what children experience from their parents is how they view God. So I want them to know my unconditional love and acceptance, so that they see that that's how God is too.” - Kristen Hatton  QUESTIONS:  To evaluate if something you love has become an idol: Are you holding it with an open palm, or a clenched fist? Can you be OK without it?  Evaluate your emotions to help you see your idols. Ask: Why am I so angry? Why am I so irritable? Is something controlling me? What occupies my time, habits, thoughts, money, and conversations? Talk with your spouse to decide:  What do we want most for our family? How are we doing to get there? What do we want to impart to our kids?  What will we allow? What won't we allow?  MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:  Learn more from Kristen:  Follow her @RedemptiveParenting on Instagram Find all of her books and resources at KristenHatton.com  Get Biblical wisdom for parenting teens in her book Parenting Ahead  Our FREE 16 Ways To Navigate the Teenage Years as a Team will help you keep your marriage strong during this season. GIVEAWAY TIME! We are giving away a bundle of our TOP 3 RESOURCES of 2023: 44 Tips to Better Sex in Marriage, 21 Day Husband Encouragement Challenge, and 21 Day Wife Appreciation Challenge! To enter just leave an honest review of the podcast wherever you listen, screenshot it, send in to info@awesomemarriage.com. Giveaway ends 12/15 10am CST.  Dr. Kim's newest book, Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half is now available as an eBook! Grab your copy here!   

Is it possible to parent without fear of the teen years? We say yes! So does today's guest, Kristen Hatton. We are delighted to have Kristen on the podcast today to share how to prepare for some of the aspects of parenting teens that many parents find daunting.    Episode highlights include:   Kristen shares ways to know if your fears are becoming idols in parenting  Proactive VS reactive parenting: Which one are you?  The difference between overparenting and underparenting and how they affect your kids    *Music for this podcast is created by Noah Copeland. Check him out here!    QUOTES  “Frequently parents are living in “reactive” mode, and often it's because we're just so busy.”  - Kristen Hatton  “If I always say yes to my kids going in different directions with their friends, or being on a travel team, and we're always just so busy, then all the sudden, church goes by the wayside. Family time goes by the wayside." - Kristen Hatton   “Often, what children experience from their parents is how they view God. So I want them to know my unconditional love and acceptance, so that they see that that's how God is too.” - Kristen Hatton  QUESTIONS:  To evaluate if something you love has become an idol: Are you holding it with an open palm, or a clenched fist? Can you be OK without it?  Evaluate your emotions to help you see your idols. Ask: Why am I so angry? Why am I so irritable? Is something controlling me? What occupies my time, habits, thoughts, money, and conversations? Talk with your spouse to decide:  What do we want most for our family? How are we doing to get there? What do we want to impart to our kids?  What will we allow? What won't we allow?  MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:  Learn more from Kristen:  Follow her @RedemptiveParenting on Instagram Find all of her books and resources at KristenHatton.com  Get Biblical wisdom for parenting teens in her book Parenting Ahead  Our FREE 16 Ways To Navigate the Teenage Years as a Team will help you keep your marriage strong during this season. GIVEAWAY TIME! We are giving away a bundle of our TOP 3 RESOURCES of 2023: 44 Tips to Better Sex in Marriage, 21 Day Husband Encouragement Challenge, and 21 Day Wife Appreciation Challenge! To enter just leave an honest review of the podcast wherever you listen, screenshot it, send in to info@awesomemarriage.com. Giveaway ends 12/15 10am CST.  Dr. Kim's newest book, Love, Intimacy and Sex in the Second Half is now available as an eBook! Grab your copy here!  We want to help you make 2024 your best married year yet with 12 Marriage Resolutions for the New Year! Click though for all the details of this uplifting resource! 

About the Episode: This podcast is encouraging to many of us who are busy with the ways the world seeks to fulfill us but seek rest in the Lord. The culture around us seeks for everyone to do more and more while not counting the costs. There can tend to be an innate sense of wanting to feel limitless, and along with that comes immense pressure to "keep up." How do we move from what the culture says is possible to how we are meant to live as believers trusting in the Lord? These women share their process as they think through which activities their families participate in. They share how fear is a motivation behind too many activities and their desire to have freedom from that fear. If you are struggling with issues related to anything, please don't hesitate to reach out to deeplight@pcpc.org or 214-224-2500. About Our Guests: Lindsey Sheppard and her husband, Clayton, have been married for almost 17 years. They have an eleven-year-old son, a nine-year-old daughter, and a six-year-old daughter. Sara Hale loves being married to her husband, John, and being the mother of their two children. She is a member of PCPC who says "hello" to Aunt Carol, who watches the services from California each week. Kristen Hatton is a Christian author, speaker, and Licensed Professional Counselor Associate supervised by Kari Stainback, LPC-S. She has written three books for teenagers, one specifically addressing adolescent girls' struggle for identity and worth, and her latest book for parents, Parenting Ahead (April 2023 release date). In addition, she started a ministry for parents called Redemptive Parenting that includes The Redemptive Parenting Podcast. But after nearly 25 years of mothering and lay counseling stirred her desire for further training to better walk alongside those dealing with such issues as stress, anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and relational issues that she commonly encountered, Kristen returned to school for a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University. As a professional counselor, Kristen works primarily with teen girls, young adult women, parents, and families. While she naturally operates from a biblical worldview integrating faith in counseling, Kristen gladly meets all clients where they are, for she believes the most important aspect of counseling is in the therapeutic relationship. Furthermore, because Kristen does not see counseling as a one-fit-for-all, she draws from several counseling modalities, including family systems and cognitive behavioral therapy. Kristen and her husband have three adult children and a son-in-law. Outside of work, Kristen is active in her church and enjoys being outdoors, traveling, entertaining, writing, and watching football. Her writing can be found at kristenhatton.com as well as on the Rooted Ministry website and in LifeWay magazine's ParentingTeens magazine. About Our Host: A graduate of Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Mark Davis came to PCPC as our Youth Pastor in 2003 and became our Senior Pastor in 2009. He and his bride, Kristina, met at a Young Life Camp in 1988 and have five amazing kids: Kara (and husband, Drew, and granddaughter Haddie), Madalyn (and husband, Jack), Cayden, Esther Kate, & Samuel. Resources: PCPC counseling department https://pcpc.org/care/ Email us at DeepLight@pcpc.org or Call 214-224-2500, and we will connect you with others who can walk alongside you. (music license ASLC-14EAD3E0-84F34F4276)

In part two of our series on parenting teens and young adults, today we once again join with therapist and author Kristen Hatton to discuss the realities of raising this generation. Using a hot seat format, we hit some of the most challenging topics. From vaping to bullying to eating disorders to sex, we're “going there” in this episode. If you want a refreshingly honest, faith-informed perspective on teen parenting, this conversation is for you. **If you didn't listen to part 1, be sure to listen here. SOME THINGS YOU HEARD ON THE SHOW Birds and Bees Ministry The Power of a Praying Parent by Stormie Omartian The Power of Praying for Your Adult Children by Stormie Omartian QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE Take some time to journal or talk through these. Be a student of your teen or young adult – what do you notice? Are you under or over parenting? What evidence is there of this? How can you love your child's friends well? What can you do to address the heart of your child (rather than focusing on behavior modification)? Who could help you navigate this season with your teen / young adult? What activity can you do with your teen / young adult to connect right now? Did you like this episode? Let us know and leave a review on itunes or share it with a friend. Or message us on Instagram – we'd love to hear from you!

Welcome! In today's episode, we have a special guest joining us, Kristen Hatton, to discuss her book, Parenting Ahead. Parenting is a lifelong journey, and it's crucial to start planning for the teen years and beyond. Kristen shares insightful tips on proactive parenting, measuring success, and how parents can mature as individuals. We delve into the differences between proactive and reactive parenting styles, as  well as the influence idols have on our parenting decisions. Join us as we explore the challenges and joys of parenting and gain valuable insights from Kristen's wisdom and experience. Stay tuned for an engaging and thought provoking conversation.  

Are you raising teens or young adults? Then these next two episodes are just for you. In part one of this two part series, we are talking about rising to meet this specific season of parenting. Therapist, author and parent Kristen Hatton joins us to discuss over and under parenting (and how to not do either), how to live with the uncertainty of not knowing a child's future and how to avoid the trap of codependency. We know this is a tricky time in life. We're WITH you in it! Let's rise together. Find Kristen Hatton on her website. SOME THINGS YOU HEARD ON THE SHOW Kristen's new book – Parenting Ahead Our interview with Curt Thompson – neurologist and expert in the integration of neuroscience and faith Adam Young, the YOU diagram Codependent No More LET'S CONNECT! Did you like this episode? Let us know and leave a review on itunes or share it with a friend. Or message us on Instagram – we'd love to hear from you!

Rush spends a rewarding time with author and counselor Kristen Hatton. Kristen has written a number of great books for teenagers, and has recently shifted focus to helping parents through her book, Parenting Ahead: Preparing for the Teen Years. Parents of teenagers will be helped by Kristen's calm and focused approach to parenting teens. They talk about the difference between fixing our teens and parenting with grace, interesting ways to keep family life fun, and how to patiently walk through the pressures both parents and teenagers face today.KRISTEN HATTON ONLINE Kristen's Website Facebook Instagram Twitter MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Parenting Ahead Social Media Pressure Alongside Jesus Get Your Story Straight Learn more about the podcast here. Timestamps:0:30 - Intro 2:15 - Empty Nesting 7:30 - Time for Writing and Counseling 11:30 - How have you shifted to writing for a new audience? 15:00 - What are the biggest needs express by parents of teens? 17:10 - Teen Pressures 23:00 - Helping Teens Navigate the Big Pressures 27:20 - Kristen Help Parents Know How to Help Teens 33:30 - Why Should Teens “Get Their Story Straight?” 37:00 - Farewell

Gospel Daily Conversations: An Interview with Author Kristen Hatton on  "Parenting Ahead - Preparing Now for the Teen Years." A counselor to teens and parents, Hatton helps moms and dads make that connection between their current parenting and future outcomes. Listen to Josh discuss the topic of parenting with Kristen about looking forward to prepare for the teen years. 

When you hear the word teenager, it may strike fear in your heart. If you are dreading the teen years, you're not alone and you don't have to be a helpless bystander. Counselor and author of Parenting Ahead: Preparing for the Teen Years, Kristen Hatton, is here to teach us what we can do today to prepare well for tomorrow. In today's conversation, you'll learn: 2:45 How to prepare for the teen years so you can prevent unnecessary heartbreak 4:00 When parents never say “I'm sorry” 5:38 How to find the happy medium of discipline and independence 6:45 Teens will be teens, isn't that right? 8:05 I was the queen of nagging (but I thought I was being helpful) 9:25 Seeing the fine line of overparenting 11:30 Also being wary of underparenting 14:30 Making parenting our golden calf idol 16:00 Redemption parenting when responding to your child vaping 18:50 Sponsoring activities for your kids is different than connection 21:51 Can your child/teen describe the gospel to someone else? 26:25 How parenting is like farming Kristen Hatton is a counselor and author. Through counseling so many teens and their parents, she became passionate about equipping and encouraging parents. She and her husband have three young adult children, Her new book is titled Parenting Ahead: Preparing for the Teen Years. Learn more about Kristen Hatton and her book here kristenhatton.com Follow Kristen on Instagram @redemptiveparenting Take the free quiz, Is Your Child Getting Too Much Screen Time, here happyhomeuniversity.com More Resources for Your Family: Arlene's Free Marriage Webinar -- Get Unstuck in Your Marriage. If you feel stuck in a rut or you've just lost that lovin' feeling, register for Arlene's free marriage webinar. Subscribe to Arlene's free email list for a monthly resource to help your home. happyhomeuniversity.com/subscribe Watch a VIDEO clip from the podcast on Arlene's new Happy Home YouTube Channel @arlenehappyhome

For parents who dread the hormones, changes, and challenges of the teen years: you will find so much comfort and hope in our interview with author and counselor Kristen Hatton. Kristen is a mother of three grown children, a pastors' wife, and a counselor, and she is well acquainted with how parents anxiously anticipate what life will be like with teenagers in the house. In her newest book, Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years, Hatton lays a foundation for discipleship that will help parents maintain warm and loving connection with their children, all while teaching them about the redemptive love and sacrifice of Jesus. Listen in on her conversation with Cameron and Anna and find rest in God's goodness towards us as moms and dads.Resources:Rooted Recommends: Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years by Kristen HattonKristen Hatton Author Page

What's The Thing you knew that you couldn't talk to your parents about when you were growing up? Emotions you had or mistakes you made?  As moms we want to connect with our kids, we want to be their source of truth and guidance as they grow, but how do we cultivate that sort of connection and trust?  My guest this week, mom and author Kristen Hatton, helps us set the stage for walking alongside our kids through the tween and teen years (and beyond!). Her new book, Parenting Ahead, helps you evaluate your parenting and learn strategies for redemptive living and genuine connection with your kids. She encourages us that from the foundation of deep trust in God and his great love for you and your children, you can faithfully coach them through the realities of growing up. Connect with Kristen Hatton:  Website:  https://www.kristenhatton.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristenhattonauthor  Instagram: @redemptiveparenting  @kristen_hatton  Twitter: @hattonkb  Links Mentioned:    Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years by Kirsten Hatton   Related Episodes: Get Your Story Straight :: Kristen Hatton [Ep 113] Summer of Mentorship 2018 :: Kristen Hatton [Week Four] Connecting With Your Daughter Through Humility and Compassion :: Kari Kampakis - part 1 [Ep 390] Ages & Stages Series - The Tween Years :: Charissa Lopez [Ep 380] Available Now:  Heather's new book, “Right Where You Belong” is now available wherever books are sold.  Featured Sponsors:  Find links to this week's sponsors and unique promo codes at dontmomalone.com/sponsors.   

Do you wonder if what you're doing now will make the teen years easier or harder? Today Kristen Hatton and I talk about how your parenting now impacts what life looks like when your kids are teens. If you already have a teen this grace-filled approach will be sure to encourage you and lift you up. Nothing is wasted and it's never "too late". You can find Kristen Hatton at Redemptive Parenting on Instagram. We talked about her book for teens "Facetime" and also the new one "Parenting Ahead". You can find Elizabeth: Writing helpful hints on the blog Being a stay-at-home mom co-worker on Instagram  Or get access to the "Penpal Resources" by signing up with email!  *affiliate links are used when appropriate. Thank you for supporting Sunshine in my Nest

Parents are often fearful and overwhelmed as their kids approach the teen years. Yes, there are new challenges and struggles. But God is faithful and the gospel really is good news. How can youth workers understand and encourage parents of teenagers through these stressful years?  What's the central message of Parenting Ahead and tell us why you wrote it?  How can youth workers help parents keep the long-range in sight?  Youth leaders sometimes see tendencies in youth that seem to be rooted in either over-parenting or under-parenting… could you explain what you mean by those terms, and how might a youth leader be able to help a parent embrace a different approach?  It could be easy for a youth pastor who's unmarried or who either doesn't have kids or whose kids are still very young to think they don't have much to offer parents. How can those youth leaders have a meaningful role in the lives of the parents of students in their ministry?  What's one way that every youth worker can encourage and support parents?  Kristen Hatton is a Christian counselor in Dallas, TX  and the author of multiple fantastic books for teenagers. Today, we'll talk about her latest book, Parenting Ahead: Preparing Now for the Teen Years, and about how youth workers can be encouragers to the parents in their ministry.  Instagram: RedemptiveParenting  Website: kristenhatton.com  Join YPT's Facebook group: @youththeologian (make sure you answer the membership questions) Follow YPT on Twitter: @youththeologian Follow YPT on Instagram: @youththeologian YPT has published an ebook that's a free download for subscribers! Youth Ministry is Theological Ministry captures the essence of Youth Pastor Theologian in one ten-chapter book, written by six different contributors from across America, Mexico, and the UK. 

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Kristen Hatton is a counselor and author who is passionate about helping families. She's the author of Get Your Story Straight, Face Time, The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students, and Parenting Ahead. It was from Hatton's experience parenting teens, speaking to parents, and counseling, that she became passionate about encouraging and equipping parents; leading her to start Redemptive Parenting on Instagram, and a podcast. Kristen lives with her pastor-husband, Pete, in Dallas, Texas. Together they have three young adult children and a son-in-law. You can reach out to Kristen by clicking on any of the links below: www.kristenhatton.com https://www.facebook.com/kristenhattonauthor | hattonkb@gmail.com | (@kristenhattonauthor), Instagram (@redemptiveparenting), and Twitter (@hattonkb) ---------------------   If you want to help us transform the lives of even MORE MEN for God's glory, please take a minute to leave us a helpful REVIEW on iTunes: http://www.rmcpodcast.com and SHARE this podcast with any young man (or men) you're mentoring or discipling. And make sure you don't miss an interview episode by signing up for our Man-to-Man eNewsletter at http://www.RealMenConnect.com, and grab your FREE copy of the Real Men Victory Tracker.    Are you stuck? Want to go to the next level in your marriage, career, business, or ministry?  Then maybe it's time you got a coach. ALL CHAMPIONS have one. Let me coach you to help you strengthen your faith, improve your marriage, spiritually lead your family, achieve more, balance your time, grow your ministry, or even stop an addiction. Click here for details: http://www.RMCfree.com    Also join us on: Join the Real Men 300: http://www.RealMen300.com Facebook Group: http://www.realmenuniversity.com/ YouTube: http://www.RealMenTraining.com Facebook: @realdrjoemartin Instagram: @realdrjoemartin Twitter: @professormartin

Resources:Raising a Strong Daughter in a Toxic Culture by Meg MeekerCodependent No More by Melanie BeattieGet Your Story Straight by Kristen Hatton

In this guest episode, Kristen Hatton visits with author, speaker, and parenting coach Lori Wildenberg about her new parenting book, Messy Hope: Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety, Depression, or Suicidal Ideation. You'll hear Kristen and Lori chat about: Why kids are struggling so much with mental health issues What we as parents can do to help prevent struggles on the front-end How best to walk alongside them in the midst of darkness For more, and to order Lori's book, see show notes: https://redemptiveparenting.org/podcasts/guest-episode-me…-lori-windenberg/ To connect with Lori, go to: https://loriwildenberg.com/ https://www.facebook.com/1Corinthians13Parenting/ https://www.facebook.com/MomsTogether/ https://www.instagram.com/loriwildenberg/ https://www.instagram.com/momstogether/

In our various emotions we so often don't go to God, and yet he wants us to bring all of what we feel to him. In this guest episode, Kristen Hatton visits with author Christina Fox about her new children's book, Tell God How You Feel. Kristen and Christina chat about why we don't go to God and others, or even deal honestly with ourselves about how we feel. Christina also talks specifically about the book content and how parents can use it with their children. For more show notes go to www.redemptiveparenting.org/podcast To connect with Christina, go to www.christinafox.com  

In this guest episode, host Kristen Hatton starts the conversation with Morgan Tyree about her new book, Your Hospitality Personality, before focusing on hospitality as a lifestyle to cultivate in our homes and how it impacts our children. In the course of the conversation, you'll hear about: The four hospitality personalities What hospitality is and how it is different from entertaining An open home vs a closed home What our approach to hospitality teaches are kids Hospitality intentionality Side-benefits for our kids in practicing hospitality in our homes Tips on growing in hospitality See show notes at www.redemptiveparenting.org to order Morgan's book and to learn where you can connect with Morgan.

Our older kids had distinct hopes and maybe some pretty solid plans about how their summer would look. Enter COVID-19 and we're all adjusting to this new summer reality. With varying physical distancing measures in place around the country, and many group activities cancelled, we have an opportunity to help our older kids find purpose in their "new normal". Enter Kristen Hatton and Greta Eskridge, two moms who are intentional about the everyday moments and stand out memories. With Alex and Krista in the mix, these four women have 15 kids between them! From work ethic to intentional rest, family books to managing food needs this is a great listen on the early end of your summer. We recorded this conversation, full of practical COVID-sensitive ideas a few weeks ago. Because of this we don't cover protests, hard conversations, or citywide curfews, though these are likely topics of interest to our listeners with older kids at home. Here you'll find more discussion about quality time, making memories with our kids, and creating a sense that family is a place they will want to come back to. We pray these are timeless topics regardless of the day's headlines.

Kristen and I chat about redemptive parenting.  What is it? How it is different from moralistic and behavior modification parenting? We also chat about allowing your kids to see your sin nature and the value of apologizing to your children. Redemptive Parenting Podcast 3:30 Will you share a little of your faith journey with us?  When did you come to know Jesus as Savior? "The way I see growth now is totally different than what I might have said before. Growth is NOT sinning less and less and getting better and better and doing all the right things, as I might have thought in the past. It is more about seeing our sin rightly....Seeing our sin is a good thing, because it drives us to know more of our need for a Savior." 6:57 What is redemptive parenting? "Redemption is a slave trade term.  So when a redemption price was paid a slave was set free, which is exactly what Jesus did for us.  He perfectly obeyed all that God required and then gave up His life in our place giving up His righteous record. So, He paid the price for what our disobedience and sin deserved." Mark 10:45 Romans 3:24 "We were set free, but not without a price.  It was God's grace to us." "A definition [of grace] I really like is God's goodness to the guilty." "Seeking to live redemptively, or redemptive parenting, I see it as seeking to give grace as we abide in His grace." SHOW NOTES continued --------------------------------------------------- Follow Kristen Hatton on IG and Redemptive Parenting Follow Grace Enough Podcast on IG and FB ---------------------------------------------------------

Join me for the fourth conversation in the Education Mini-Series! I'm chatting with Kristen Hatton regarding her family's choice to educate their kids in public school.    Kristen shares about whether this was a difficult decision for their family, what considerations and factors played into the decision as well as how they ultimately made their choice. With three kids who have made it through high school, you'll be encouraged by Kristen's real world experience and her testimony to God's faithfulness in her life and her kids' lives.    Check out the shownotes for more resources on education!   WE DISCUSS: * If deciding how to educate their kids was a difficult decision for them * What options were on the table for their family * What factors played into their decision * What their top concerns were in this decision * What lies she believed * What helped her call that out and instead center her heart on truth * What scripture encouraged her * What resources helped her decide * Her advice to parents weighing their options today

In this episode of "In the Word, On the Go," author and blogger, Kristen Hatton, talks about a verse that's meant a lot to her own family. Commenting on 2 Corinthians 12:9, Hatton says, "It's a good thing to be weak. The more we see how weak and needy we are, the more we see our need of Christ's sufficiency for us." "In the Word, On the Go" is sponsored by the New Growth Press (https://newgrowthpress.com/?aff=26). Special Guest: Kristen Hatton.

How does social media serve heart idols of security, identity, and significance toward destructive ends? Join us as we sit down with Kristen Hatton, author of Face Time - Your Identity in a Selfie World.

How does social media serve heart idols of security, identity, and significance toward destructive ends? Join us as we sit down with Kristen Hatton, author of Face Time - Your Identity in a Selfie World.

On this week's episode of the Undone Redone Podcast, Tray and Melody sit down with Kristen Hatton to discuss what its like walking with a child or teen struggling with an eating disorder. She emphasizes the importance of talking to our children about the idols in their lives that drive undesirable behaviors instead of just trying to fix it for them and make them "good kids." Kristen has written multiple books including The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students, Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World and Get Your Story Straight. Our listeners can learn more about Kristen at her website https://www.kristenhatton.com/.

Join us for this episode of the Rooted podcast, where Rooted steering committee member Kristen Hatton interview counselor Dave Thomas…

Join us for this episode of the Rooted podcast, where Rooted steering committee member Kristen Hatton interview counselor Dave Thomas…

What if parenting wasn't just an opportunity to course correct or provide behavior modification? What if it was a chance to mirror the gospel by acting to save someone from error or evil. That is the meaning of "Redemptive" and it is actually the model Christ calls us to as parents.  Kristen and I chat about how when we parent out of our WEAKNESS rather than strength, our children can learn so much more and see that we have the same need of Jesus as they do. This conversation was SO timely and helpful for me as a mom who loves to parent for the "outcome." Kristen challenged me to see the error of that thinking and realize I had so many opportunities to teach a different - and more important - lesson.  Kristen Hatton is the author of The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students, Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World and Get Your Story Straight. She recently started Redemptive Parenting on Instagram with plans to expand that ministry alongside pursuing a masters in counseling. Kristen lives in Oklahoma with her pastor husband and is the mother of three teenage/young adult children.  Episode show notes: https://kindledpodcast.com/2019/03/25/redemptive-parenting-kristen-hatton-ep-56/

Author and Rooted Steering Committee member Kristen Hatton and her daughter Rebecca Hatton sit down for a conversation with our…

Author and Rooted Steering Committee member Kristen Hatton and her daughter Rebecca Hatton sit down for a conversation with our…

Kristen Hatton is the author of The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students, Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World and Get Your Story Straight. In addition to her own blog, she frequently contributes to the Rooted Ministry and Women’s enCourage blogs, and recently started Redemptive Parenting on Instagram. Kristen lives in Oklahoma with her pastor husband and is the mother of three teenage/young adult children. Learn more by visiting her website at www.kristenhatton.com.  

The tabernacle is full of details that we often want to read over, but all of it is important. Moreover, all of it points to Jesus. In this episode, David and Seth are joined by author Kristen Hatton to help us see Jesus in the tabernacle. Check out Kristen Hatton's book on Exodus: http://a.co/d/7kJ78Vd Visit Kristen's website: https://www.kristenhatton.com/ Follow Kristen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hattonkb For more information about Spoken Gospel visit: http://www.spokengospel.com Welcome to Spoken Gospel. This is our journey to speak the gospel out of every corner of scripture. Each week author and poet David Bowden sits down with preacher and blogger Seth Stewart to address one pericope of scripture and show how it points to Jesus. We believe that the whole Bible is about Jesus. In fact, everything is about Jesus. “From him, through him, and to him are all things” (Rom. 11:36). “For by him all things were created…all things were created through him and for him. And he is before all things, and in him all things hold together” (Col. 1:16-17). Since everything in the world is about Jesus, certainly the Bible, which is his word, is about him too. “And Jesus said to them, “O foolish ones, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken! Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things and enter into his glory?’ And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself” (Lk. 24:25-27) “You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me” (Jn. 5:39) In fact, we are convinced that reading the Bible without seeing how it points us to Jesus is to read the Bible with a veil over it. “For to this day, when they read the old covenant, that same veil remains unlifted, because only through Christ is it taken away. Yes, to this day whenever Moses is read a veil lies over their hearts. But when one turns to the Lord, the veil is removed” (2 Cor. 3:14-16). This text goes on to say that it is the Gospel that is veiled. But when the veil is taken away by the Spirit, and we see the Gospel throughout the Bible, we don’t just get new information or discover clever connections. We actually see, “the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God” (2 Cor. 4:4). Seeing Jesus and his Gospel throughout the whole Bible is not about trying to see something that isn’t really there, but trusting the Spirit of God to show us what is really there. And what is really there is the image and glory of God in Jesus. This isn’t about seeing beyond the text or through the text. It isn’t about overlooking the historical events or the author’s intent, to see something mystical and secret. It is about seeing how God operated in historical events, through authorial intent, in the texts of scripture to show us more of his glory in Jesus. That is our goal in this podcast. We will work through books of the Bible in segments. Usually these segments will be broken up by the text itself, pausing for reflection where the literature seems to tell us to stop and take account. Our hope is to make it through the whole Bible, speaking the Gospel out of every corner of Scripture. Welcome to our public experiment to test this thesis. Welcome to Spoken Gospel.

BRILLIANTLY BRAVE PARENTING Episode #49 - "Gospel Centered Life For Students" with author and mom Kristen Hatton. She speaks on being a mom and pastor's wife, while dealing with her daughters difficult eating disorder journey. Kristen also shares about her newest book "The Gospel Centered Life in Exodus for Students." Find our blog at BrilliantlyBraveParenting.com or on Facebook at #BrilliantlyBraveParenting. You can also watch our BBP videos on YouTube with #iShine. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brilliantlybraveparenting/support

Teens. Toddlers. Moms. No matter the age. We all struggle to remember (or know) the truth about who God says we are. And our position in Christ. When we forget, we let friends, circumstances, or lies feed our souls with identity. And that takes us down the path of uncertainty,  harmful activities and a broken path. Thankfully, today’s guest, Kristen Hatton, helps “Get Your Story Straight”. When her daughter was in 6th grade, Kristen started teaching her and a group of friends truth from the Bible. Unfortunately, there weren’t a lot of great resources available for preteens/teens. So she used notes from her husband’s sermons and wrote her own Bible study. (click here to check it out)** In this episode, Kristen and I talk about the struggle for our kids to know how “justification” applies to daily life. (And define what ‘justification’ means). We also chat about how to help teens navigate the challenges of social media. And Kristen vulnerably shares her daughter’s battle with an eating disorder (which began with internalizing social media posts). Lastly, Kristen helps us start to keep communication open with our kids. So when they are teens they will keep talking. I’m in the stage with lots of little people all trying to be with me and talk to me (at the same time). But after three blinks I’ll have a home full of teen boys. The time I spend listening now will impact how much they talk to me in the future. Very thankful for the help, perspective and wisdom from Kristen. Now I can see the teenage years as an age of opportunity not a season to be feared. What we chat about: How quickly our kiddos grow into teenagers. How Kristen saw a need for good bible study materials for teens. Helping our kids be anchored in who God says we are (not who their friends on social media says they are). Importance of teaching our kids the concept of justification. When the world is measuring perfection and performance but we know we are only perfect in Christ. How to communicate worth and identity to our kids. Why teens stop talking to their parents. Listening and asking probing questions. Responding with grace instead of condemnation. How internalizing social media posts led to her daughter’s eating disorder. How boys struggle with social media. How Kristen talks to her kids about the impact of social media. Talking to your sons & daughters about pornography. Keeping an open conversation. Reorienting your kids to the message of the gospel, moment-to-moment Links Mentioned: Get Your Story Straight: A Teen’s Guide to Learning and Living the Gospel by Kristen Hatton** The depressing Eggo commercial Why Teens Don’t Talk to Their Parents Connected Families–Jim & Lynn Jackson (Ep 80)–“You are Safe” message Birds and Bees? Oh Help Me, Please with Mary Flo Ridley {Ep 25} Eating Disorder Resources–article by Kristen Age of Opportunity: A Biblical Guide to Parenting Teens, Second Edition (Resources for Changing Lives)

170 - Kristen talks about her forthcoming Bible Study, The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students. She also talks about some of the most influential books in her life, as well as, what she's currently reading. (www.rym.org)

169 - As a mother, what advice do you have for youth workers? (www.rym.org) 

168 - As a mother of three, what are some gospel-truths you want to emphasize in the home? (www.rym.org) 

167 - Since technology changes so rapidly, what are some notable differences you've seen since the release of Face Time? (www.rym.org)

166 - On this episode, Kristen discusses her book, Face Time, and some of the challenges teenagers are facing. (www.rym.org) 

Synopsis: Walk into a room full of teenagers and quite possibly every one of them will be on their phones,…

Synopsis: Walk into a room full of teenagers and quite possibly every one of them will be on their phones,…

In this podcast, Rooted Parent Editor, Anna Harris, sits down with Kristen Hatton (Get Your Story Straight: A Teen's Guide…

In this podcast, Rooted Parent Editor, Anna Harris, sits down with Kristen Hatton (Get Your Story Straight: A Teen’s Guide…

Kristen Hatton is the author of Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World for teen girls and the teen devotional Get Your Story Straight. A third book, The Gospel-Centered Life in Exodus for Students, is coming this summer. Kristen is also a blogger, Bible study teacher and speaker for groups of parents, women, and teens. In addition to her own blog, she contributes frequently to the Rooted Ministry blog and enCourage women’s blog. She resides in Edmond, Oklahoma, with her pastor husband, and they have three teenagers. What we chat about: Kristen's idea to start a Bible study with her daughter and her friends Walking through the season of her daughter's eating disorder How to have a friend and be a friend Understanding teens and empathizing with them Talking with teens about idolatry Teens and technology Laying a foundation for the teen years Links mentioned: Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World DIY bath bombs Connect with Kristen: website // facebook // instagram // twitter // pinterest Episode Sponsors: RX Bar: get 25% off your first order using the promo code MSW Support the show: Shop Amazon Affiliate Link Share the Struggle! Find me on Instagram or Facebook because I want to hear YOUR thoughts on this episode!  If you've been encouraged by the show, please share it with another mom.  The struggle is real.  We might as well do this together!

Where are we to find our identity? Our current and powerful cultural narrative is convincing children, teens, and adults alike that we are to create, maintain, and find our identity in what we look like on social media. Consequently, we pour our time and energy into practices and habits that destroy us. It’s feeding the epidemics of anxiety, depression, and disordered eating. The path to hope, healing, and fullness is found in a different narrative, the biblical narrative, which leads us to find redemption and identity in Jesus Christ. How can we help our kids hear and follow this life-giving message? Stay with us as we talk about helping kids find their identity in Christ in a world of snaps and selfies with Kristen Hatton, author of the book Facetime. . . on this episode of youth culture matters.

If you've ever wondered if constant exposure to social media is having an effect on teenage girls, the answer is yes.    While we can't be sure of the depth of the impact, we do know that it contributes to feelings of low self-worth, the desire for approval, and perfectionism.  These, in turn, can lead to other self-harming behaviors. After realizing that her daughter had an eating disorder, Kristen Hatton decided to investigate what lay beneath the surface of her own child's issue, and along the way discovered that the feelings her teen was battling was a common experience for many teen girls. We discuss how story can lead to better conversations about important topics in the home, how enabling differs from helping, and why it's important to create a culture where it is OK to fail.  Don't miss this important episode!

Jennie Allen is a Bible teacher and the author of Nothing to Prove: Why We Can Stop Trying So Hard.” Jennie shares how her need for approval from others led to emptiness, and how she found fulfillment in the affirming words of Christ.   Kristen Hatton is a Bible teacher, author and mom whose latest book is called “Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World.” Through teaching a Bible study to teen girls, Kristen began to see a destructive pattern of comparison; a standard of trying to live up to an unrealistic ideal of perfection. Kristen’s desire, through her book, is to help young women see their identity in Christ, to live for Him, and to let go of trying to be something they’re not.

Hi friends! I'm so excited to welcome you to this episode of Heart Lessons with my special guest, Kristen Hatton. Kristen recently released a book entitled, Face Time: Your Identity in a Selfie World. It is a devotional book for teenage girls aimed at helping them realize they don't need to look to social media for security and affirmation because Christ already loves and accepts them, just as they are. We chat about her book and many of the life-giving concepts found there, she answers some of your listener questions, and we also hit on how this topic is relevant for young moms and laying the foundation now for your kids later. And of course, Kristen shares her heart lesson with us as she continues to dig deeper into this topic of true identity in Christ. This episode is so good for anyone with a teenage daughter, anyone who mentors teen girls, anyone who will one day have a teenage daughter, but it is also really great for women in general and moms of teenage boys. There is a little something for everyone in this episode. I know you will find some great takeaways from my conversation with Kristen. Heart Lesson: Keep a solid identity and satisfaction with Christ, especially with life changes. Connect with Kristen: blog // facebook // instagram // twitter // book We Mention: Get Your Story Straight Justification Paul Tripp: Age of Opportunity  Shepherding a Child's Heart  1 Peter 2:9 Song of Solomon 4:7 Heart Lessons Episode 26: Surviving the Issue of Body Image with Sarah Bragg Thank you for listening! I would love to connect on instagram and chat about your favorite part of today's episode!!

Driven by our selfie culture, today's teens spend countless hours consumed with their image and insecure about how they compare…

Driven by our selfie culture, today’s teens spend countless hours consumed with their image and insecure about how they compare…

In this episode of the Rooted Podcast, Cameron Cole (Founder and Chairman of Rooted Ministry) and Kristen Hatton (author of…

In this episode of the Rooted Podcast, Cameron Cole (Founder and Chairman of Rooted Ministry) and Kristen Hatton (author of…

Heather MacFadyen, mother of four boys, interviews guests discussing the topic of staying God-centered...both replacing "me" with "He" and remembering we are centered in Him. /

Have you ever wished you had a mentor or life coach? Sharon Mankin is a mentor to many and one of the most incredible coaches I've ever been around. She is dedicated to her beautiful family including her precious grandkids.Sharon is a speaker, coach, and mentor from the DFW area. When she isn't loving on her people, she is helping others learn how to lead themselves and lead others well. I treasure her wisdom and you will treasure each moment of this conversation. You'll feel seen and encouraged through her words as she helps us think through everything from best stain remover, to family vision statements, and everything in between.If you missed the first two “Empty Nester Wisdom” episodes, head on back and enjoy the wisdom with Kristen Hatton and Jennifer Scott.Connect with Pardon The Mess:Christian ParentingPardon The MessCourtney DeFeoResources from today's show:Marked by PrayerConnect with SharonCoffee Talk - Biblical Teaching & MentorshipTreasured Study (inspired by Sharon!)Learn about yourself by asking Questions for Feedback from Family and Friends Mom's best stain remover! OxycleanMary Smith's (Time Saving!) Sheet Pan RecipeSouper Cubes for space saving meal prep made easy!The Power Moments by Chip and Dan HeathSarah Harmeyer's Neighbor's TablePardon The Mess is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.orgAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

When I was a young mom (yes, before social media took off) - I LOVED reading blogs. They made me feel seen, understood and more normal in my parenting journey. I have followed Jennifer Scott and her blog for almost 15 years. And every time she shares something, I read it and re-read it and try to absorb her wisdom. You are going to LOVE her heart for her kids, her vulnerability on where she's still growing and her obvious relationship with Jesus that oozes out of her heart. You will feel like you grabbed coffee with a best friend and mentor.Be sure to make it to the end, we discuss her “adulting” list. It's such a fantastic checklist of things we can be practically teaching our kids before they leave our nest.Be sure to listen back to Part 1 of our Empty Nester Wisdom series with Kristen Hatton and stay tuned for Part 3 with Sharon Mankin.Connect with Pardon The Mess:Christian ParentingPardon The Mess Courtney DeFeoResources from today's show:Connect with Jennifer on InstagramJennifer's Blog Jennifer's Adulting List The Christian Parenting 2023–2024 prayer journal is now available! Marked by Prayer is a weekly journal that includes a short devotional around a topic, space for you to journal what you're grateful for and what you're praying over your children, and a sample guided prayer.Pardon The Mess  is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.orgAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

So many of us parents are fearful about the “teen years”, but are so hungry for advice. That's exactly why I had Kristen on today to give us encouragement around this topic. We want to prepare and be intentional without taking control of our kids' entire story. You will love her practical tips while feeling a major sense of peace that God has got it!Be sure to get to the end and enjoy my favorite part. Kristen opens up honestly with her struggle with perfection and how it impacted her daughter. She explains the power of transparency and embracing mistakes. She reminds us that we ALL need Jesus - not just our kids. The more we can show that to them - the more that faith and trust will take hold.Connect with Pardon The Mess:Christian ParentingPardon The Mess Courtney DeFeoResources from today's show:Classical ConversationsConnect with Kristen on InstagramKristen's website Kristen's new book, Parenting AheadPardon the Mess is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.orgAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy