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Parenting Today's Teens

09/29/22

9m

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When your teen pulls away from — or outright rejects — the faith that you've raised them with, it can feel like you've done something wrong as a parent. But this is the most important time to trust in God that He will bring your teen back to a better place. In this episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd share encouraging insights for parents whose teens might be walking through their "prodigal" stage right now. Don't miss today's episode!

For more encouragement for when you're walking through a tough time with your child, read Mark's book, "What's Happening To My Teen?" Order your copy at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org/product/34/what-s-happening-to-my-teen

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From the outside, today's teen culture looks crazy — practically every parent can agree on that! But it's important to remember that it's all your child knows and if you don't understand their culture and only offer criticisms, it will damage your ability to share real wisdom and perspective with them. In today's episode, Mark Gregston shares a special devotional focused on how you can share your knowledge and experience with your teen in meaningful ways.

For a biblical perspective on how to guide your teen through today's culture, check out the devotional series, "How to Parent Your Teen in a Biblical Way." Download today at bit.ly/3Rwx7Kr

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When your child enters their young adult years, they'll more than likely start seeking out a serious relationship or future spouse — and you may very well butt heads with this new addition to the family. So, how should you handle this type of conflict? In this episode, Mark Gregston shares advice for a frustrated mom whose 20-year-old son is pulling away from his family because of a new girlfriend. Tune in now to hear Mark's insights!

To send Mark your own parenting question, visit markgregston.com

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