Frank Bealer (family pastor at Elevation Church in Charlotte, NC), Reggie Joiner, and Kristen Ivy talk about the critical role of every parent to do what no one else can do in the life of their kids. Even when it feels feel like a hopeless cause, every baby, kid, and teenager needs you more than you think. Just remember, it will look different at every phase, in every family, and with every child.
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Highlights
In this episode, Frank, Kristen, and Reggie discussed:
- your unique role as a parent and your ability to do what no one else can do
- your kids really do need you more than you think
- kids communicate (and don’t communicate) their need for their parents changes at every phase
- parents have something no one else has with their child – history
Quotes
As much as our children need us, we are not sufficiently everything they need.
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On the days you feel like you can’t do or be enough, know you are God’s first plan for your child.
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Parents have something no one else has with their kid – history
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Episode Links
- Frank on Twitter: @fbealer
- Reggie on Twitter: @ReggieJoiner
- Kristen on Twitter: @Kristen_Ivy
- Elevation Church
- The Phase Project
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