Episode 89
PCL 89: What To Do When Your Kid Doesn’t Believe in God Anymore
Andy Stanley, founding and senior pastor of North Point Community Church and author, joins host, Kristen Ivy, to talk to parents about how to navigate when their children lose their… Read More
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Best Of PCL: How Serving Changes Kids
Dr. Kara Powell, executive director at Fuller Youth Institute, joins Reggie Joiner and Kristen Ivy to discuss how serving others helps grow kids’ character and faith by connecting to a… Read More
PCL 69: How To Love Everybody Always
Bob Goff, New York Times bestselling author of Love Does, joins host, Kristen Ivy, to talk about his latest book, Everybody Always, and how showing immense patience can help us — and our kids — love others well. Read More
PCL 49: How To Pass On Big Faith To Our Kids
Louie Giglio, pastor of Passion City Church in Atlanta, GA, joins us on today’s episode of the Parent Cue Live Podcast to talk about how parents can share a big faith in a big God with their kids. Read More
PCL 19: Making Faith Personal, Not Private
Whatever you value has a profound effect on what your kids value. Kara Powell, Reggie Joiner, and Kristen Ivy talk about the importance of taking a look at your own life, specifically as it relates to how faith fits into your values. As a parent discovers what fits... Read More
PCL 01: Growing A Kid’s Faith
Greg Payne joins Parent Cue Blog authors Reggie Joiner and Kristen Ivy to discuss 4 ways to help kids grow their faith. Read More
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Helping Kids Cultivate the Skill of Noticing
When kids have the skill of noticing the needs of others, they’ll one day grow up to be a generation of compassionate adults. Read More
Ringing in the New Year Without Fear
Fun fact about me. I hate New Year’s. If my kids were reading this, they would tell me, “We don’t say the word ‘hate’, Mom.” But since they aren’t perusing parenting blogs these days, I think I’m good. Besides, I really do hate New Year’s. These feelings go... Read More
Let Your Kids See Your Faith
We think that our teens don’t really want to hear from us anymore about faith, and maybe that is true. But they do want to see us. They want to see if our faith is real. They want to see where we place our hope and trust. Read More