The Redemptive Parenting Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Meg is a wife, mom, volunteer, committed friend and church member living in Birmingham, Alabama. A personal friend of Host Kristen Hatton, listen in as the two discuss God’s idea for the church and the call for Don’t Church Alone. In the episode you’ll hear:

• Why we weren’t meant to be passive church "attenders"
• Living redemptiviely with one another in the church
• The blessing of diverse relationships in the church
• The part we each play in the body

For more see the show notes at www.redemptiveparenting.org here.

Cari Trotter is a speaker, writer, coach’s wife, mom, seminary student, and friend. She is also juggling life with from Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Recently diagnosed, Cari joins Host Kristen Hatton on the podcast to talk about suffering well. 

In this episode some of what you’ll hear includes:

• Cari’s diagnosis story
• Apologetics
• Living dependent on God and others
• Trusting God in the unknown of our stories
• Guidance on how to walk alongside others in their suffering
• Developing a canon of scripture

For more, see shownotes at www.redemptiveparenting.org here.

As part of the Gospel Gap series, hosts Kristen and Pete Hatton speak into the anxiety so many of us feel. Whether from current events of the world, personal circumstances, parenting or something else, our tendency is to want to control. God knows this, which is why more than any other command in the Bible, it is written, "Do no Fear."

As an antidote to our anxiety, Phillipians 4:4-9 is the passage of focus with an emphasis on the Lord being at hand and what it means to have his peace.

Listen in as hosts Kristen and Pete Hatton discuss the predominant cancel culture of today. In this episode, you'll hear:

• How we may be inadvertantly contributing to this culture
• How Christians can combat grace-less cancelling

Metioned and recommended in this episode is Pastor Scott Saul's book A Gentle Answer: Our Secret Weapon in an Age of Us Against Them.

Part of the Gospel Gap series, this episode zeros in on Phillipians 2:3-4 call to do nothing from selfish ambition. From your hosts, Kristen and Pete, you'll hear:

• What is sin really
• The fallacy of Glennon's Doyle's "I'll forsake all others before I forsake myself" theology that is prevalent in our world today
• What is true truth
• How we manifest self first living

The first episode in the series Gospel Gaps. In this episode hosts Kristen & Pete Hatton discuss the character and nature of God as laid forth in Philippians 2:3-11. With this view of God in mind, they seek to challenge us to consider what then it  means to be made in God's image and what our grand purpose as human beings is. 

Host Kristen Hatton visits with Megan Michelson, one of the Birds and Bees duo, on talking to our kids about sex and pornography. Megan recommends that the earlier we start the conversations the better. Key word- conversations,plural. No longer should we think about it as THE talk, but an ongoing and open dialogue that we have early and often. The idea is to establish ourselves as our children's primary and trustworthy source, as well as to demystify their curiousity that will own grow if left unspoken about.

Furthermore, research shows first exposure to pornography happening at earlier and In the conversation Megan also addresses the fear many parents have surrounding the topic of sex because of their own sexual past. She also speaks to the parent who didn't start the conversation early, offering great tips on how to get started and hope to see it's not too late.

For more about this conversation and the promo code to use on Birds & Bees online curriculum see the show notes at www.redemptiveparenting.org

 

For this guest episode, Host Kristen Hatton interviews Shannon Polk, a thought leader on the topics of race, gender, class, and faith, after reading her instagram post calling for more than a hashtag and more than a run in response to change after the brutal murder of Ahmaud Arbery.

Joining Kristen for a bonus episode conversation about intentional parenting is Lee Cordon, the Creative Director of DoSayGive.com, a go-to destination for gracious etiquette, meaningful gift ideas, classic style, and intentional motherhood. Lee and her husband, Justin, live in Dallas with her four children.   In the conversation Kristen and Lee talk about what it is to parenting with intentionality and not just going through the motions or with the cultural tide. Under this umbrella you will also hear:   - Why a parent's influence in the early years is so important - Everyday life as a shaping opportunity - Instilling truth and building trust - Filtering all of life through a gospel lens - How manners show love - The need for constant "drip, drip, drip" into our children's lives - Why learning to say no is important and how to graciously bow out - Lee's motherhood group, The Influence of Motherhood   The Influence of Motherhood is a mentorship group that teaches moms how to make the most of their influence during their child's formative years. It shows mothers what it looks like to be intentional with their children in daily life by instilling God's truth and building trust. Learn more about the group here: https://artisanal-artist-3650.ck.page/c348f462ff www.dosaygive.com www.instagram.com/dosaygive www.facebook.com/dosaygive

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In this episode Kristen visits with Michelle Nietert, a licensed counselor, about parenting opportunities amidst COVID. Things you'll hear:

• What it is to suffer well
• Instilling hope
• Building an identity apart from things we do
• Taking our thoughts captive

For more, see show notes at www.redemptiveparenting.org