carolyn on November 2nd, 2008

This month I’m starting something new on Leading Kids Today.  Each month I’ll include a five- to ten-minute audio file, called Parent Link Live, addressing relevant issues in the home.  Even though these talks are designed to help parents fine-tune their parenting skills, they also have value for children’s leaders in other contexts.

This month’s talk, by Carey Nieuwhof, senior pastor of Connexus Community Church in Ontario, is about fighting for the heart of your child.  Whether you are a parent or a children’s leader, I encourage you to take a few minutes to hear what Carey has to say. Your ability to shape a child’s heart depends on your ability to live out this message.

To download this month’s Parent Link Live file, click here.

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2 Responses to “Parent Link Live: Fighting for the heart of your child”

  1. This is a great audio clip! First, I like the format. It is a short snipit that a parent can easily listen to. I think this is a great way to go instead of having a parenting “class” where people have to come in and invest hours. Second, the content is very practical. It helps parents come away with one thing that will help them begin winning with their kids.

    I am experimenting with the same kind of thing through a podcast. My goal is to get parents thinking and talking about parenting. I have found that as parents begin to focus on their kids in a positive way they begin to make changes and grow in their relationship with their kids.

    The podcast we have started is called Family Fusion and can be found on iTunes. If you get a chance, check it out and tell me what you think.

  2. Thanks, Rob. I agree that providing parents and leaders with tools they can easily access is the way to go. Thanks for letting us know about Family Fusion. I listened to a couple episodes and really like them. Parents — I encourage you to go to iTunes and check out that podcast for very practical ideas for how to win with your kids.

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