Podcasts about things we say

No one naturally seeks God, speaks purely, or lives rightly. God's law silences our self-defense and drives us to Christ, whose righteousness is received by faith alone.No Seekers (v.11) – Unbelievers chase God's benefits, not God Himself. True seeking starts after God finds us (Matt 6:33).Unprofitable Good (v.12) – “Civic righteousness” exists, but God defines good by both action and God-ward motive (John 14:6).The Things We Say (vv.13–14) – Throat, tongue, lips, mouth: a biopsy of our speech—deceit, venom, cursing (Matt 23:27; James 3:6).The Things We Do (vv.15–18) – Swift to violence; we don't know the way of peace because we don't fear God (Prov 9:10).All the World Guilty (vv.19–20) – The law stops every mouth; by works no one will be justified.Justification Defined – A forensic (legal) declaration: God counts sinners righteous in Christ by faith alone.Key TakeawaysThere are no natural seekers; seeking God is evidence He has already sought you.Good deeds without a God-loving motive are not “good” before God.Your words reveal your heart; guard both input and output.The law is a mirror, not a ladder—it exposes sin; it doesn't erase it.Hope rests in a verdict secured by Christ's righteousness, not our record.

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In today's episode, I'm talking about the phrase "I'm just complaining" and other things we say to downplay what we feel. We've been conditioned to downplay our emotions, especially in rural life and agricultural spaces, where strength is often measured by how much you can "grit and bear." Vulnerability gets squashed by shame. It's time we flip the script and stop minimizing what we're feeling. Your feelings MATTER - they're not a burden or a weakness. If you need space to unpack something heavy, I've recently opened up one-time, 1:1 guidance calls. I've been there, and I know how valuable it can be to talk with someone who sees and hears you. I'd be honored to support you because you are NOT alone, friend!In this episode, I cover:Why we tend to downplay our feelings + how that keeps us stuckWhat to say instead of “I'm just complaining” when you need to be heardThe quiet power of simply being present for someone in their painMake sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode!Find the complete show notes here: https://terryndrieling.com/downplay-what-we-feelConnect with Terryn:Follow on Instagram @terryn.drielingCheck out my websiteSend me an email at terryn@terryndrieling.comResources & Links:Schedule your 1-hour 1:1 guidance callJoin the waitlist for the Good Movement CollectiveGood Movement music by: Aaron EspePodcast produced by: Jill Carr PodcastingMentioned in this episode:Download your free guide to Handling Hard Conversations!Handling Hard Conversations Freebie

Welcome to Lighthouse Church! We are located in the City of Vista, in the North County of San Diego. To join us in person, head over to: 342 Eucalyptus Ave. Vista, CA 92084 We meet every Sunday at 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM & 12:00 PM If you want to know more about us or to connect with us, let us know by filling out this Digital Connect Card: https://gotolighthouse.churchcenter.com/people/forms/665423 If you made a decision to follow Jesus today, or want help taking your Next Step, send us an email at: info@lighthousechurchnc.org If you would like to make a contribution to Lighthouse Church, or to give your tithe or offering digitally, you can do that by heading to our website. www.lighthousechurchnc.org/give

What if prayer wasn't about getting the words right, but about being real? In this tender and honest conversation, Janet and Doug sit down with poet and author Tanner Olson, whose new children's book All the Things I Say to God is helping families make prayer a natural part of everyday life. They explore Tanner and his wife's journey through infertility and adoption, the power of surrender, and what it means to live a creative life anchored in faith, family, and honest conversations with God. You're in the Right Place If… You want to raise kids who feel safe enough to talk to God about anything. You're in a season of waiting, wondering where God is in the silence. You've ever wrestled with not being in control, but longed to feel secure anyway. Highlights from the Conversation: Prayer as Presence – How Tanner's book models that sitting quietly with God is just as valid as speaking out loud. Love in the Waiting – Their shared experience of waiting for children—and discovering that grief and joy often share the same space. Peace Over Performance – Why surrender isn't giving up, but choosing safety in God instead of control. Creative Callings – Tanner's story of becoming a poet, the faith of his parents, and the courage it takes to follow a different path. Key Takeaways: Children don't need perfect prayers. They need permission to speak to God like they speak to someone who loves them. Surrendered doesn't mean powerless. It means safe and secure in the hands of a faithful God—even when you don't have all the answers. Waiting can be formative. Love, art, and spiritual maturity often grow in the in-between spaces. We are receivers first. God is the initiator, and our job is to remain open—to receive, respond, and create from love. Mentioned in this Episode: All the Things I Say to God by Tanner Olson  Tanner's website:  writtentospeak.com Follow Tanner on Instagram: @writtentospeak Help Us Share the Good News: If this episode encouraged you, please share it with a friend—or post it on social media and tag @john15academy and @writtentospeak. Together, there is great hope.

In today's episode we give our predictions for the NBA finals, draft things that we say we want to do but know we'll never do, open some letters from the P.O. Box, answer questions from the breadsticks, and more!! Be sure to tune in every Monday and Thursday for new episodes!

In this heartwarming and often hilarious episode of Between Two White Coats, Dr. Michelle Plaster and Nurse Practitioner Amber Foster reflect on the most common sayings, one-liners, and heartfelt advice they find themselves repeating to their patients. From blunt truths about self-care ("I cannot care more about you than you care about you") to compassionate reminders ("Your life is meant to be more than this"), they share the wisdom, humor, and honesty that have defined their decades-long careers in medicine. Through these memorable quotes, they open a window into the patient-provider relationship, showing how authenticity, trust, and a little tough love can empower better health choices—and deeper healing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 32, Remi and Kevin talk about common mistakes made by beginners. Of course we all know the obvious ones, wrong rhythms, bad timing, liking Ska..... But we often overlook small details that can snowball into massive issues as your students get older.Hope you glean some wisdom from out mistakes and find something you can tell YOUR students daily to help them get better!Email us at percussionperspectivepod@gmail.comInstagram: @percussion.perspectiveYouTube: youtube.com/@PercussionPerspectivePodFacebook: Percussion PerspectiveWebsite: rss.com/podcasts/percussionperspective/

Tanner Olson is a poet, author, and speaker. He has a book soon to be released with Zonderkids, on all the things we can pray to God. His poetry is extremely accessible, not high or academic, but lowly and comforting. Reading it feels like receiving comfort from a friend. His first children's book reflects that, as he's encouraging children on bringing all of their cares to God. In this interview, he talks about the struggle he and his wife have with infertility, and watching all of their friends have kids, and getting to know their kids, and wanting to create a gift for these families in their lives.  Since then, they adopted their son, and he's become a father, and he talks about learning through all of this more about who God is, and his heart for us. Poetry and children's books overlap so much as they both require carefully chosen, few words that are packed with meaning and reach the heart. And as a bonus, as adults read books to children, it impacts them as well.  Tanner is one of our favorite people, and chatting with him is always full of laughter as well as profound thoughts.  Show Notes: Support 1517 Podcast Network 1517 Podcasts 1517 on Youtube 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts 1517 Events Schedule 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education What's New from 1517: Celebrate 2,000 Episodes of Christian History Almanac! The Impossible Prize: A Theology of Addiction by Donavan Riley Ditching the Checklist by Mark Mattes Broken Bonds: A Novel of the Reformation, Book 1 of 2 by Amy Mantravadi More from the hosts: Gretchen Ronnevik Katie Koplin Tanner's website Tanner's new book:  All The Things I Say To God  

Director of the Center for Play and Exploration, Dave Bindewald, delivers the message this week at Restoration Community Church. Dave looks into things we say and are we aware of what they actually mean. This message of hope reminds us that all good things we never end. Passages: Luke 9:33 Note: we did have some technical difficulty with the microphone, so some of the message appears a bit garbled.

The title speaks volumes this week. It's a mission statement.   Kirsty Logan is the master of certain kind of edgy, on-the-margins fiction, Queer in every meaning of the word. She can be witchy and folkloric, or contemporary and cutting edge – and all of that range is showcased in her new collection, No & Other Love Stories.   We talk about female desire and monstrous fantasy, formal experimentation and the personal logic of stories…and some reassuringly unsettling focus on the erotics of human flesh and menstruation.   Don't say we shy away here at Talking Scared.   Enjoy!   Other books mentioned:   Things We Say in the Dark (2019), by Kirsty Logan The Unfamiliar: A Queer Motherhood Memoir (2023), by Kirsty Logan “Skeleton,” by Ray Bradbury (1945), by Ray Bradbury Carrion Crow (2025), by Heather Parry “Tiptoe,” in Not a Speck of Light (2024), by Laird Barron   Support Talking Scared on Patreon   Check out the Talking Scared Merch line – at VoidMerch   Come talk books on Twitter @talkscaredpod, on Instagram, or email direct to talkingscaredpod@gmail.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Erin and Pastor Matt discuss the distinction between the reading of God's word and preaching, the benedition, hearing from the Holy Spirit, and seeking the face of Jesus.

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In this episode, the guys unpack James 3:1-12. In these verses, James explains the power and danger of our speech. As Christians, our speech should be consistent with what we claim to believe. And yet, so often, our speech reveals that we have a divided heart. But the gospel gives us hope! Because Jesus died for our sins of speech, like every other sin, we can begin to put off our old way of speaking to and we can begin to honor the Lord and others with what we say. 

In this episode, we dive into “Watermarkisms;” the phrases and sayings that help shape the culture at Watermark Community Church. John McGee and Ashley Lawrence unpack the importance of the words we choose, how they influence your team, and create a culture of ownership.Watermark's Owners ManualPopular Phrases We Say Around Watermark:1. Ride Along2. Think Like an Owner3. Last 2%/ 24-Hour Rule/ Widen the Circle4. Preach, Pray, or Die5. Faithfulness of the Leader, Faithfulness of the Team6. Farkle/ That's a Way to Lose!/ High-Risk High-Reward7. Find the One8. How's Your Ministry?9. Stay in the Ring With Me10. All Hands on Deck11. The Most Important 100 are the Next 100Bonus: Knock Your Socks Off

Ever wondered why seemingly simple phrases like "as soon as possible" can lead to such hilarious misunderstandings? On this episode of the Leadwell Podcast, we're breaking down the comical chaos and confusion that arise from everyday language, especially in leadership and business settings. From the murky waters of "I'm available while I'm off" to the unintended directives hidden in "I think," we share personal stories—including the humorous perils of asking a child to do a chore—that underline the necessity of clear communication. Join us as we help you recognize and refine your communication skills to become a more effective leader and avoid the pitfalls of ambiguity.Clear communication isn't just about avoiding confusion; it's a crucial ingredient for building strong relationships and achieving outstanding results. This episode emphasizes the power of asking clarifying questions to determine whether a statement is an idea, an update, a decision, or an action. We also touch on the importance of extending grace during those inevitable awkward moments of unclear communication. Ultimately, we aim to inspire honesty and clarity in all interactions, fostering a productive and harmonious environment. Tune in, take care, and keep communicating well!------------Order your copy of Jon's book at RedefineYourServantLeadership.com, and don't forget to utilize the additional resources, or purchase access to the Workbook and Coaching Videos.Send your Leadership and Business questions to Jon at podcast@leadwell.com.For more information visit https://leadwell.comThe Leadwell Podcast gives mission-driven leaders principled and practical advice to do just that, lead well.In each episode, your host Jon Kidwell, interviews leaders with great stories, to share strategies that help leaders navigate complex, confusing, and often down-right challenging leadership, personal growth, business, and workplace culture situations.Jon is a nonprofit executive turned coach, speaker, author, and CEO of a leadership development company. In working with nonprofits and businesses, big and small, he realized the unique challenges leaders face when they are committed to keeping the mission and people the top priority. Those leaders' commitment to their principles and the people they lead, plus seeing the need for more leaders who strive to do the right thing, the right way, for the right reasons, is what inspired Jon to start a leadership development company dedicated to the success of mission-driven leaders and their organiza...

We've all encountered that dreaded knock on the door when we are alone in a public restroom...but what is the proper way to respond to it? Todd Newton and Maria Todd discuss some options. Also, a pet emergency hotline can provide much-needed answers when your dog or cat is sick or injured, but not all calls are true emergencies. You won't believe some of the bizarre things people ask when they call.Produced by The Host With The Most, LLC.

Hi there Beautiful, "No one will love you until you love yourself" and other harmful things we say like "People treat you how you allow them to treat you", or "you can't love anyone unless you love yourself" can actually cause more harm than good. We end up victim blaming the victim in these scenarios, when they were not the ones at fault. Their only crime was expecting the world to not be a hard and cruel place. Some people are too kind for this world... and that is not their fault. People will treat us how they want to treat us. Let us learn patience, kindness and empathy. Let us teach one another boundaries with grace and kindness. much love, joy and peace, Alecia

Rummana and Ben riff on Alderwoman Rossana Rodriguez comment about anti-Zionist pediatricians. And mayoral aide Ronnie Reese's ancient tweet about the Pride Parade. Rummana is an editorial writer and columnist for the Sun-Times. Her opinions are her own. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Let's talk about a two -letter word, "no". Today we're sharing the things that we say no to with our kids. So all you parents out there, or soon -to -be parents, I know you love your kids and they're so cute and you wanna say yes, but you probably say no to your kids with certain things, and so what we thought we'd do in this episode is walk through the eight or so things that we say "no" to our kids about, and what we say "yes" to instead.

Three years of using the Working Genius model to explain, analyze, and even anticipate behavior has led us to some interesting observations.  This week, Pat, Cody and Beau discuss the words and phrases that each Genius - and each Genius pairing - often says.     Staffing Industry Webinar - Tuesday, May 21: https://www.workinggenius.com/webinars   To listen to the At the Table Podcast: tinyurl.com/atthetablepodcast

Today I have Wells Thompson back in the studio to speak on his new NSFW comedy SMUT. If you've ever found yourself extremely comfortable to speak freely with your own friends at risk of revealing explicit details of your exploits in your relationships and those of a sexual nature meet Dakota. A woman who cant seem to get past her impulses at risk that sex overshadows her quest for a normal relationship, but in the advice she gets from her 2 best friends Jess and Rita makes it seem like they have more in common than they previously thought. Wells takes the time to juggle not only the common relationships the 3 have, but sexualities and how they tie in.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-faqs-project-hosted-by-james-grandmaster-faqs-boyce/donations

Pat and Jeff talk about the things that people say that are well-meaning but not helpful.  Maybe, you have said some of these things.  Pat and Jeff have, but we can all do better. Soli Deo Gloria!

From attaching our hair to our identity, to wishing we could heal others, short term vs long term gratification and intentional dating. Dig deep is the episode all about taking YOU on our journey to building and sustaining a healthy sisterhood. We ask each other a series of tough and often intimate questions for the first time.________Hosts: Dr. Leanne Levers (@leebeeja) & Roshan Roberts ( @roshanroberts_) ________

Pastor Justin closes our "Things We Say" series by tackling the phrase "God helps those who help themselves" and talks about how God helps those who are helpless. We need the Lord and we year for His help, as believers.

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Pastor Isaac continues teaching about "Things We Say" and talks about God's invitation for His followers to be generous in their giving. Not only time and talent, but with their treasures also.

Pastor Marlon preaches on week 2 of "Things We Say" and talks about the phrase "God knows my heart". He invites us to consider what is means for God to truly know our hearts and asks if we know God's heart.

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On episode 217 of the Atlantic City podcast, Kyle and Craig play Always/Once/Never with defunct casinos, talk about some bar and restaurant news, “plan” for a one-night pre-holiday trip to... Read more »

On episode 217 of the Atlantic City podcast, Kyle and Craig play Always/Once/Never with defunct casinos, talk about some bar and restaurant news, “plan” for a one-night pre-holiday trip to... Read more »

A story and a prayer to stop speaking curses.

Hello again from Nonsensical Talk. We will discuss the Apple Spaceship in California, and Cinemarr Entertainment. Let's go back in time as we talk about the Hopkinsville Mall, Sound Shop, Steve Jobs, The Great Woz (Steve Wozniak, Mitch Hedberg, Bigg Fatt, Sargent Carter, Clarksville TN, and grits from My Cousin Vinny.

* This originally aired as a video episode on YouTube HERE. We must be willing to admit that we have not inherited a belief system that has taught us that Yahweh's Torah is good and perfect. In fact, we have been taught that Father gave man a Law that he could not keep. In this episode, we will tackle this, and many other, things that we say in ignorance, in regards to properly guarding and preserving (shamar) Father's Torah.

Have you ever destroyed anyone with the words that came out of your mouth? Listen to this message to learn what the Bible has to say about our speech, which can be sinful and hurtful or can build up others. Hear a number of biblical passages from James, Proverbs, and others which explain the trouble our tongues can cause and ways to gain self control over it by walking by means of the Holy Spirit. Be challenged to bring discipline to your mouth and be a blessing when you speak.

Have you ever destroyed anyone with the words that came out of your mouth? Listen to this message to learn what the Bible has to say about our speech, which can be sinful and hurtful or can build up others. Hear a number of biblical passages from James, Proverbs, and others which explain the trouble our tongues can cause and ways to gain self control over it by walking by means of the Holy Spirit. Be challenged to bring discipline to your mouth and be a blessing when you speak.

Have you ever destroyed anyone with the words that came out of your mouth? Listen to this message to learn what the Bible has to say about our speech, which can be sinful and hurtful or can build up others. Hear a number of biblical passages from James, Proverbs, and others which explain the trouble our tongues can cause and ways to gain self control over it by walking by means of the Holy Spirit. Be challenged to bring discipline to your mouth and be a blessing when you speak.

with Bishop Dr. Norman DaCosta

Ever found yourself saying "Because I said so" to your child or student? Perhaps you've labelled them as "acting like a 'brat' or a 'jerk'"? Voicing our frustrations is a common habit, but is it truly helping us communicate effectively with our children? I'm Dr. Beth Trammell, a seasoned psychologist and an associate professor at Indiana University East. Today, I'm flipping the script on those often-used phrases and exploring how we can make our words matter for good. Drawing from personal anecdotes and years of experience, I'll be sharing practical strategies for those challenging moments. You'll get to understand the impact of our words on children's behavior and self-perception. Whether you're a parent or an educator, this is your chance to reevaluate the way you communicate with the children in your life and make your words truly count. So, buckle up and join me for an enlightening conversation that promises to change the way you communicate with kids for the better.Check out THREE MORE UNHELPFUL things we say to kids at:www.bethtrammell.com/blogBlog — Beth Trammellwww.makewordsmatterforgood.com

Join the Ladies of Macabre as they get as giddy as school girls, talking about the phrases we commonly use today that are taken for granted and actually have very dark meanings. We thought we'd do something a little dark, but a little bit fun on this episode, considering we have covered a lot of very heavy topics lately. This episode won't be all kittens and rainbows…but it will be slightly less disturbing…we hope.     Music:  Intro: The Worms Crawl In by JackHunterMusic & Outro by Epidemic Sound Ghosted SOOP.   Join our Patreon for ad free content, early access and exclusive bonus episodes : Macabre Patreon   Send your Hometown Macabre stories for a future listener episode!   Record your "Hometown Macabre" stories at www.macabrepod.com Email us at thatssomacabre@gmail.com Join our Facebook Group at : MacabrePodcast Find us on TikTok @macabrepod Sources:  Quackery (Book) A Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything  by Kang, Pedersen   Common Phrases with Dark Origins https://www.insider.com/common-phrases-https://www.insider.com/common-phrases-with-dark-origins-2018-8 Paying through the Nose https://www.insider.com/common-phrases-with-dark-origins-2018-8#the-vikings-took-paying-through-the-nose-literally-5 “Bite the Bullet” https://www.rd.com/list/everyday-phrases-with-surprisingly-dark-origins/ Octavia Hatcher https://www.appalachianhistory.net/2012/04/the-story-of-octavia-hatcher.html Cat's Got Your Tongue https://allthatsinteresting.com/cat-got-your-tongue Word of the Week https://www.speakmedia.co.uk/blog/word-of-the-week-deadline  

Armani and Nyele present a Biblical case for eight things Christians should not say. They emphasize the fact that our words and speech should glorify God. SOCIAL ** Nyele's Instagram https://instagram.com/nye.isblessed?i... Armani's Instagram https://instagram.com/jabor_since_200... Shared Instagram https://instagram.com/with_thereids?i... ** CONTACT ** Email: Nyele.Armani.Reid@gnail.com Share your testimony to be in our testimony Tuesday's video. Send in 2 minute videos, a text or voice messages *WEBSITE* https://harvestersonline.com https://www.revivalarrows.com *OTHER CHANNELS* Arrows of revival: for powerful teachings    / @revivalarrows  

It's amazing how in a culture of individuality we still somehow think every body should look the same! The ideal body is the tightest box you will ever try to squeeze yourself into and we do some extremely unhealthy things to try to fit.Today's guest is Gaby Villa a dietitian, sports nutritionist and the founder of Intenseatfit. She specializes in optimizing performance for endurance athletes by making food their best ally in sport and life. Over the past nine years, Gaby has supported hundreds of athletes, including State Sports Teams, for their most important events, such as national and international championships.  After overcoming her own struggles with body image and weight concerns for several years, Gaby has witnessed and lived the benefits of seeing food beyond its nutrients. Gaby is on a mission to empower people to fuel with purpose while building a happy and strong body. Gaby strives to contribute to a world that enables and promotes a healthy and active lifestyle for everybodyFind out more about Gaby here:http://intenseatfit.comWanna attend a Soul Sister Women's Circles?I know you do! So check them out in the links below!Soul Sister Women's Circle - Authentic Deep ConversationsLong Term Soul Sister Circle

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 Are we saying the wrong things to our kids about the divorce??? Probably!! We think we are saying good healthy things to help our kids thru the divorce, but are we? I know we are just human and we are trying our best. But it is hard, we are stressed, emotional and have never been thru this before, so we are struggling to say the right things and hope that we are. We want to have our kids get thru this devastating life changing with as little trauma as possible.  Our research department found information from psychologists on what are some phrases we are saying to our kids that we need to stop! I guarantee that we have and maybe still are saying some of these. Lets dig in: “Your dad” or “Your mom” – that tiny addition of the word “your” creates otherness in the family. If you are now saying “your” the child is now hearing a separateness in who they are connecting with. Divorce does create changes in the family dynamic, but honoring how the child sees the parent can help keep a sense of cohesion.   Nix the “your”.  “The Situation” – You are talking with your friend and the kids are in the room and she brings up “The Situation” and how “The Situation” is affecting everyone.  “When you speak in code, it makes it seem like something sinister is going on.” The more you try to obfuscate what's happening, the more anxious and curious your kids may become. “  Say instead – There are ways to explain divorce that is less abstract. You could even mention people they know who are divorced. “It's not about you” - When your instinct is to keep your children from thinking they're to blame for the divorce, this probably feels like a totally logical and constructive response. But according to Dr. Rubenstein, this phrase isn't specific enough to quell the “well then what caused it?!” anxieties, because for kids, something had to cause it.“Children have active imaginations and can conjure many scenarios that have nothing to do with the       cause of the divorce,” she tells us. “It's not about you” also negates the fact that the divorce very much        involves your kids, which, Dr. Rubenstein explains, can wind up complicating your child's feelings and experiences and what they're willing to share with you.Say instead – You can explain that mom and dad are not getting along and don't feel they can resolve it. Grown ups have adult issues that sometimes cannot be solved, as hard as they try. “This is a good thing” – Sure,it might be a good thing for the family in the long term, but from a child's persepective…not so much. This phrase sweeps their pain under the rug. “Almost every child wants their parents to be together under one roof. Even if one parent has addiction issues, anger issues, or other things a child can observe, most children want to believe in the fairytale that somehow things will all work out. It is challenging for them to see divorce as a benefit,” Say instead – Acknowledge that this is really, really hard on everyone! That your decisions was a last resort made to have the children grown up in a home without fighting or discord.  “You will get double everything! – While this is true, most kids want two parents in the home instead of more things. This is another example of minimizing your child's feelings, even thought it done out of your desire to protect them.  Say instead – Emphasize that they will get more quality time with each parent individually. Get them excited about decorating a new room. Get their feedback on their new accomodations. “Not much will change” – This is  lie. And if you tell children a lie, they are less likely to trust you in the future. “For a child, their world is forever changed.”Say instead – Be honest that things will change, but that change is sometimes good. Yes they will miss certain traditions of family structures, but play up the realistic advantages they can expect. They will model your behavior and reactions in the face of change and learn resiliency.Lemonade moment of the weekValentines Day auction adds more neighbor kids. Links: https://www.purewow.com/family/divorced-parents-phrases-stop-saying?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=referral ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★