Living Worthy: Worthy Parent,worthy Child

 Welcome back to Living Worthy, we are glad to have you here!!!! This week we are discussing the two sides of shame:   Do you have places of shame?  Do you live as a victim? Do you live as a bully or do you eclipse others?  If you are not sure, join us today and begin to understand the hold shame may have on your life.  We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   Shame is like a coin, it has two sides. “Shame is always easier to handle if you have someone to share it with.” Craig Thompson  

 Welcome back, we are glad to have you here!!!! This week we are discussing shame and freedom:   Do you have places of shame? We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   Imagine a prisoner who is suddenly surprised to find out that he has been pardoned and set free. He did nothing to accomplish this. He was not even aware that it had happened. But there he stands outside the prison walls, a free man. Now it is his responsibility to live as a free man. Galation 5:1 “]It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery.” The indication in this verse is that freedom leads to more freedom, and that it isn’t just a one time event.  But it is a continual choice we make —-  freedom is something we choose to live in daily.  The yoke of slavery is always knocking at our hearts door.  Sin and shame are a choice.   You don't have to live in sha

Welcome back, we are glad to have you here!!!! This week we are discussing Identity:   Who am I? Why am I here? We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   America Is Suffering An Identity Crisis.   Shayne Looper of  Huffington Post writes, "America is lost. She doesn’t know where she is or in which direction she should be moving. There are people on the left, shouting to her to come their way and people on the right, doing the same."

Welcome back, we are glad to have you here!!!! Today we are disscussing: living seen Do you feel seen?  We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   Open the door of communication through a conversation of worth.  What does the word worthy mean to you? DO you feel seen?  Or do you feel invisible, ignored, like you do not matter?    The Mishnah or Mishna —-  The Hebrew word for worthy is ראוי . You may recognize its root as ר.א.ה – the concept of seeing. ראוי means literally, seen.      

Welcome back, we are glad to have you here!!!! We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   Inspired by Ephesians 4: 1-5, Living Worthy is a podcast built to bring freedom to parents and children alike. t is designed to create a bond of love and understanding through a place of mutual worthiness. Ending the shame cycle that holds us captive to seeing one another as the enemy. Together, let’s open the door of communication through truly listening with a heart to understand.  We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children.   

Welcome back, we are glad to have you here!!!! This week we are discussing Worth:   Do you feel worthy?  WHy or Why not? We invite you to an honest and open conversation between parents and children that may just change the entire dynamic of your home and family.   Open the door of communication through a conversation of worth.  Do you feel worthy?  Does your child feel worthy?  Why or why not?  This is a conversation that could change the way you see yourself and your child.  

WELCOME Worthy Parent, Worthy Child This is a podcast that is designed for both parents and children to find their true value as they communicate with eachother.  This is a place to live from a place of wholeness and freedom.  Ending the shame cycle, so we can live as enough and show our kids how to do the same!!