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Parenting Today's Teens - Are You Listening to Your Teen's Heart?
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Are You Listening to Your Teen's Heart?

Parenting Today's Teens

10/05/22

15m

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If there is one thing the majority of teens have in common, it's that they are desperate to be loved for WHO they are, not for what they do. So, Mom and Dad, does your teen feel loved unconditionally? Or do they feel like you have unmeetable expectations? It might be time to ask them! In this special devotional, Mark Gregston shares why you need to listen to what's on your teen's heart and shares ways you can initiate discussions about improving your relationship with them.

When your teen is struggling, the most powerful thing you can do is pray for them! That's why we created the "Prayers For My Teen," devotional for moms. Order yours at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org/product/7/prayers-for-my-teen

Previous Episode

Teens can benefit enormously from having a close, genuine relationship with their dad, but sometimes — through any combo of life's challenges — it doesn't always work out that way. Dads and their teens then have to work TOGETHER to overcome those obstacles and build a bond. In this episode, Mark Gregston chats with a couple of young ladies staying at Heartlight who are both walking through challenging relationships with their fathers. Listen in now to hear their stories!

For more on this subject, check out Mark's article, "Parable for Dads," at parentingtodaysteens.org/blog/prodigal-fathers-2/

Next Episode

If you're feeling tired and defeated from ongoing battles with your teen, it might be time for you to take a break! Whether that means going out of town for a weekend, or simply getting up earlier to have your coffee in peace, it's okay to take some time for yourself. In this episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd discuss why it's healthy for parents to take a break, and how you can keep a big-picture perspective despite conflicts. Tune in now for this great topic!

For a full catalog of Parenting Today's Teens resources, check out the store! Visit resources.parentingtodaysteens.org

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