I remember this mom who came up to me after speaking and she said, Josh, I don't know what to do.

My son is learning how to rap and he was 12. And I was like, okay, so I just started asking questions.

Like, is he hanging out with the kids that he shouldn't be hanging out with? Right. Like bad company,

Cubs good character. She's like, no, he's hanging out with youth group kids. Like, I know their families, they're great kids. I was like, was he listening to music that's, you know, demeaning to women or that's violent lyrics and that type of thing?

She's like, no, he listens to Silla Cray, who's a Christian rap artist.

And I was like, well, then I only got one piece of advice for you.

Learn how to rap.

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Welcome back to the Famous at Home podcast. Today we are in chapter 15 of our book club series on the Famous at Home book.

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I do.

And today we will be doing...

The last couple weeks, if you're just tuning in.

We're in the middle of our seven decisions to becoming famous at home, putting your family

center stage, however you want to define it.

But the last two weeks, we talked about emotions.

Decision three is talking about emotions. And then decision four is how you apply that to 15 minutes

a day to entering into your spouse's world, to listening to what's going on, to guard your spouse's

heart. And this week, we're honing in on entering your child's world and how 20 minutes a day can fuel your child's soul.

This really comes out of, I think this comes out of for us a place of how do we champion our child's strengths?

You know, like in Proverbs 226, it says to raise a child in the way they should go, not the way you want them to go, right? Like that's a, and I think so often what we end up doing is it's like we're, we parent out of fear, because that's our, that's our go-to.

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