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Focus on the Family Parenting Podcast

Finding Freedom as a Grace Based Mom, Part 6

Focus on the Family Parenting Podcast

Focus on the Family

Kids & Family, Parenting

4.41.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2019

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

If you’ve ever messed up so badly that you felt like you’ve disappointed everyone around you, pull up a chair and listen. John and Danny explain why it's important to let go of past mistakes and forgive ourselves so we don't end up carrying those burdens into our parenting.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Thank you for downloading the Focus on the Family Parenting Podcast. You can find more helpful advice at

0:06.8

Focus on the Family.com slash parenting podcast.

0:11.2

If you've ever messed up so badly that you feel that pretty much everybody in your life has been

0:16.9

disappointed by your decision or what you said, you're going to relate to this episode.

0:22.4

I'm John Fuller along with Danny Werta and

0:24.6

Danny we can have a really hard time letting go of mistakes from the past.

0:31.0

Colley this just happened to me the other day.

0:33.0

We waited in line for like 45 minutes at this pizza joint.

0:38.6

And my wife and I were looking at the menu and we decided what to get and

0:42.3

then she went and got a table. looking at the menu and we decided what to get and then she went and got a table.

0:44.0

And at the ordering point I made an audible.

0:47.6

I changed it up.

0:50.2

And I got to the table and I said, so I changed the order and she looked at me and she was supremely disappointed.

0:56.7

She was hungry and she had her mindset on this place. We were out of town.

1:01.9

So it was like, now or never to find out if it's really

1:05.1

that great and I thought about that for like 72 hours it took a long time for me to figure

1:12.0

just to let kind of let go of that. It wasn't even a big life mess up

1:15.6

but a lot of people have big life mess-ups. What do you say to the person who's feeling like

1:21.2

I've been carrying this burden and it's a lot bigger than a you

1:24.2

know a changed food order it's it's major and it's dogged me where do you go with that?

1:30.3

I remember a mom calling our counseling line several years back and she was

1:34.7

crying she was weeping on the phone and she said my son would be 16 years old

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