From Regret to Repair: Healing Parent-Child Relationships through Love and Connection - w/Suzie P. Lind

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Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 4 March 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

Discover how embracing humility and focusing on repair can transform your relationships with your children, regardless of their age. Mike Erre, Tim Stafford, and special guest Susie Lind explore the challenges of parenting beyond fear and control, emphasizing the importance of building authentic connections and being present for meaningful repair.

Key Takeaways:

The Power of Repairing Relationships – Acknowledging past mistakes and being available for repair can strengthen and heal the bonds with your children.
Parenting Beyond Fear – Understanding how fear influences parenting styles and learning to approach your children with love and connection rather than control.
Self-Awareness as a Parent – The significance of working on oneself to become a better parent, recognizing personal triggers, and how personal growth impacts your children.
Redefining Authority – Exploring non-coercive ways to exercise authority through example, patience, and creating a safe environment for your children.

Guest Highlights:

Susie Lind – Pastor, elder, and seminary student at Fuller Seminary. Susie shares her personal journey of parenting four boys, discussing her past emphasis on obedience and independence, and how she learned the beauty and power of repairing relationships through humility and open communication.

Resources Mentioned:

"Try Softer" by Aundi Kolber – A guide to compassionate self-discovery and healing. Learn more
Meredith Anne Miller – Author and pastor specializing in helping parents engage their children with the Bible in age-appropriate ways. Follow on Instagram
"Parenting with Love and Logic" – Practical tools for raising self-confident, motivated children ready for the real world. Learn more

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Voxology podcast. We are so delighted you are with us.
0:19.1	Mike Erie here, Tim Stafford here, and our friend
0:22.7	Susie P. Lind. Susie Lind is not her, well, that's her name, but Susie P. Lynn is that the
0:30.4	middle initial there is a Seth Erie edition. And he only calls her. I like to call it an endearment.
0:37.6	Yes. Yes.
0:39.6	Susie P. Lynn. And I don't know, it's always that whole thing.
0:43.6	It's never just Susie Lind. It's never just Susie. It is Susie P. Lynn.
0:48.5	And really in one syllable, he just sort of makes that happen. And it's outstanding.
0:52.8	But Susie, if you're not, if you're new to the show, Susie Lind is somebody I met three years ago when
0:59.4	I moved to Nashville, Tennessee and started working for this church.
1:02.2	Susie is one of the elders and one of the pastors.
1:04.6	She's the pastor over the staff.
1:06.5	She's a pastor of spiritual formation.
1:08.3	She's sort of, you know, she kind of does a lot.
1:11.3	And she's in seminary, getting her master's in theology at Fuller Seminary. And so she's just a
1:17.9	dynamo. And it has been so fun to bring her on the show every now and again. Because she and I and
1:24.7	our crew at this church have a incredible time talking about all the things,
1:29.1	you know, that are very similar to the topics that we talk about here.
1:32.0	Yeah, this morning I sat down and made pancakes and watched you guys talk about Eve on YouTube.
1:40.3	Oh, yes.
1:43.7	Well, Tim, that's something for breakfast, all right.
1:48.0	Right.
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