Kingdom parents, yesterday we talked about being tired and still needing to follow through. Then last night we talked about the pushback, the crying, the attitude, the begging, the guilt, the “you’re mean,” and all the little things that make us want to fold. So this morning lets keep it flowing Some of us are praying for peace in our homes, but then negotiating with the very boundaries that would help create it. We ask God for order, but we keep letting chaos talk us out of follow-through. We ask God for patience, but we keep avoiding correction until we explode. We ask God to help our children listen, but then we teach them that our words are flexible when they push hard enough.I’m saying this because our children need leadership they can trust. A boundary is not just something you say. A boundary is something you uphold. So today, before the day gets loud, decide on one boundary you are not negotiating. Not ten. One. Maybe it’s screen time.Maybe it’s bedtime.Maybe it’s tone of voice.Maybe it’s cleaning up.Maybe it’s homework.Maybe it’s respecting adults.Maybe it’s how siblings speak to each other. Pick one and ask God for the strength to follow through. Because the goal is not to control your child. The goal is to lead them with love, wisdom, and consistency. Lord, help me not fold out of guilt, tiredness, or frustration. Help me lead with peace and follow through with love.

A. You feel bad after giving consequences B. You’re tired and don’t have the energy C. Your child keeps pushing back D. You and your spouse are not on the same page E. You didn’t grow up seeing healthy discipline Drop the letter below.

This is the exact system I’ve been using in my home for the past 3 years. And I’m telling you right now…it works. Not sometimes. Not when I feel like it. When it’s applied consistently it works. This is the system behind: ✔ why I don’t have to keep repeating myself ✔ why I don’t have to raise my voice ✔ why my children know I mean what I say ✔ why my follow-through is strong This system has also worked for 50+ parents I’ve shared it with. This system will not work if: ❌ you’re inconsistent ❌ you don’t follow through ❌ you give up when it gets hard Because the system isn’t magic.… YOUR consistency is what makes it work. So if you’re ready… CHANGE how your home operates. https://www.thejourneytofindgod.com/build-structure-now

Father God, Even with the diagnosis… You still gave me authority. Your Word says in Book of Genesis that we are to have dominion…So I will not shrink back in my home. I will not become passive. I will not give up my position as a parent. I will hold the line. Your Word says in 2 Timothy 1:7 that You did not give me a spirit of fear… but of power, love, and a sound mind. So I reject fear. I reject confusion. I reject feeling overwhelmed. And I step into power, love, and clarity as I lead my child. Your Word says in Proverbs 22:6 to train up a child in the way they should go… So I will train them. Not just react. Not just survive the day. But train them with intention, consistency, and wisdom. Lord, give me patience when I feel triggered. Give me wisdom when I don’t know what to do. Give me consistency when I feel tired. And remind me… This child is not a mistake. They are an assignment. And You trusted me with them for a reason. So today I declare: I will lead my home. I will parent with authority. And I will not back down from what You called me to do. In Jesus’ name, Amen. If this prayer is for you today, comment: “I will hold the line.”

Because this is not just about behavior… This is about understanding your child AND supporting you as a parent. This week we’re going to talk about: • how to correct behavior without constant battles • what discipline actually looks like with ADHD • how to get your child to listen without repeating yourself 10 times • what to do when they won’t sit, won’t focus, or seem like they don’t care But we’re also going deeper… We’re going to pray over: • the parent who feels overwhelmed • the parent who feels judged or misunderstood • the parent who feels embarrassed in public • the parent who feels like they’re failing • the parent who is tired of being triggered every day Because this journey is not just hard on the child… It is heavy on the parent too. So this week is not just about correction… It’s about support, strategy, and covering your home in prayer. If this is you, drop below: “This is me.”