Discipling our kids in the most ordinary moments with Rebecca Carrell

Pardon the Mess with Scarlet Hiltibidal - Christian Motherhood, Biblical Parenting, Raising Christian Kids

Scarlet Hiltibidal and Christian Parenting

Christianity, Kids & Family, Parenting, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 1 July 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

As we’re pushing through summer and finding ways to be intentional in our parenting, I can’t think of many topics more important than discipling our kids.

Don’t anyone panic—discipleship is simply teaching our kids about our faith by pointing them to the Lord in the most normal moments of everyday life.

Rebecca Carrell joins us today, and aside from being a morning show host on KCBI, a mom, wife, and podcaster—she’s my very good friend. We talk very practically about discipleship in our own homes and the ways we get it right (and very often the ways we get it wrong).

There’s so much good stuff in today’s show, but one truth we need to own as parents is this: if we don’t disciple our kids in the Lord, the world will disciple them in something else.

Join me today as we discuss practical ways to point our kids to Christ while also opening doors for them to step out in their own faith. Oh, and don’t miss tips for using discipline as a tool to disciple our kids (and we all know there’s plenty of discipline required in the dog days of summer).

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0:00.0	Christian Parenting.
0:03.5	This is Cynthia Yanov, and you're listening to Pardon the Mess. Each week we have
0:17.1	honest discussions about the ups and downs of parenting and the lessons God is teaching us along the way. It's real, it's fun, and it's biblical. Life is messy. Don't walk
0:26.1	the parenting road alone. Hey guys, welcome. I'm glad you're with us today on Pardon the
0:36.0	mess. It's summer and we are
0:37.9	plugging away and talking about different topics, some that require some intentionality.
0:43.1	And that's what today is. We're talking out discipleship and don't be daunted by that word.
0:47.7	Really, we're just talking about helping our kids know and love the Lord, just pointing him back to
0:53.0	him. And so I'm excited to talk about this topic
0:55.7	because I think it's one that's so critical in our parenting and often overlooked. I know
1:00.5	definitely in my house it happens that way because we get busy or we don't know exactly how to do
1:05.8	it well. And so my friend Rebecca Carroll is with us today and she's awesome. She is married to Mike.
1:11.7	She has two kids.
1:13.2	She's in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
1:15.0	She's a co-host on 90.9, KCBI, an author.
1:19.2	She has a podcast we'll talk about, but she's a great resource in this area.
1:24.1	And we just talk really practically about disciplining our kids, what it looks like in our
1:28.3	homes, ways we wish we did it better, but ways, maybe hopefully ideas on how you can do it in your
1:34.0	home. So here we go today with Rebecca Carroll. Rebecca Carroll, welcome to pardon the bus. How are you? I'm good. How are you? Good. You haven't been on in a while.
1:48.8	It has been a while. I haven't seen you in a while. The pandemic has not been good for our friendship.
1:53.8	It has not been good for our friendship. And maybe we may have some things we have to work through,
1:57.7	okay, but we won't do it on air, people, people. It's been a very long time for me and Rebecca Carroll. But I said this before we started recording. I'll say it again for
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