Which one triggers you the most? Be honest: 1️⃣ Disrespect 2️⃣ Talking back 3️⃣ Repeating yourself 10 times 4️⃣ Sibling drama 5️⃣ Meltdowns 6️⃣ Lying 7️⃣ Disobedience 8️⃣ Your child’s attitude matching YOUR childhood wounds Let’s about it

What classes would YOU love to see inside Kingdom University? Parenting? Marriage? Kids’ Bible studies? Emotional healing? Breaking childhood patterns? Something totally different? Drop your ideas below.This community is being built with you, not just for you. 🧡

What’s something you’re working on healing from in your own childhood so your kids don’t carry it?

Hello I have a question and request for advice . How do I motivate a lazy child ? I have teens who are just so unmotivated and I am extremely frustrated. I have taken technology given technology, assigned chores, unassigned chores, giving consequences given praise giving rewards. I just cannot seem to get these children motivated and I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. We pray together we have family time we watch movies together. We go on outings. We participate in sporting events. I’m the president literally of their sporting event boosters. I just cannot motivate them to be productive and proactive in their own lives. I just feel like I want them to have a great life more than they want it , I want them to be successful more than they want to be successful. I just want them to be amazing, but I don’t feel they want the same thing and I’m drained!

One thing I’ve learned as a parent is this: Children don’t misbehave to make us angry they misbehave because they don’t have the skills yet. Discipline is not punishment, it’s teaching.” When we correct from anger, we teach fear. When we correct from patience, we teach character. It’s okay to step away before you respond. That pause is parenting too. 🧡 Have you ever reacted in a moment where you wish you paused first?