Frameworks, a Biblical worldview initiative from Northwest Christian School
436 episodes
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Proactive vs. reactive. We know that they are going to mess up. They're gonna do something really dumb. (It's kind of in their job descriptions.) Too often, we allow 'fate' to guide our families, reacting to situations and circumstances as they develop. This is especially dangerous when it comes to discipling and disciplining our kids. Today, Mike Lee encourages families to take a proactive approach to the dumbness, not be shocked when it happens, and begin the ...
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Proactive vs. reactive. We know that they are going to mess up. They're gonna do something really dumb. (It's kind of in their job descriptions.) Too often, we allow 'fate' to guide our families, reacting to situations and circumstances as they develop. This is especially dangerous when it comes to discipling and disciplining our kids. Today, Mike Lee encourages families to take a proactive approach to the dumbness, not be shocked when it happens, and begin the ...
Mike Lee, Pastor, Mission Valley: Getting Out in Front - Don't Wait for Your Kids to Do Dumb Things
Kingdom Culture Conversations
20 minutes
2 weeks ago
Mike Lee, Pastor, Mission Valley: Getting Out in Front - Don't Wait for Your Kids to Do Dumb Things
Proactive vs. reactive. We know that they are going to mess up. They're gonna do something really dumb. (It's kind of in their job descriptions.) Too often, we allow 'fate' to guide our families, reacting to situations and circumstances as they develop. This is especially dangerous when it comes to discipling and disciplining our kids. Today, Mike Lee encourages families to take a proactive approach to the dumbness, not be shocked when it happens, and begin the ...
Kingdom Culture Conversations
Proactive vs. reactive. We know that they are going to mess up. They're gonna do something really dumb. (It's kind of in their job descriptions.) Too often, we allow 'fate' to guide our families, reacting to situations and circumstances as they develop. This is especially dangerous when it comes to discipling and disciplining our kids. Today, Mike Lee encourages families to take a proactive approach to the dumbness, not be shocked when it happens, and begin the ...
