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Well, welcome back to another episode of Risen Motherhood. I have my sister-in-law Emily here with me.

Hey guys. And we are super excited today to talk about sort of a basic question in motherhood,

but something that seems more difficult in practice. How do I disciple my children?

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Yeah. So we're going to start off today by talking a little bit about our personal fears when it

comes to the terms of discipling our children. So, Emily, you want to kick us off and tell us a

little bit about what's hard about discipling your children?

Yeah, I think I just worry that I'm literally not clocking enough minutes talking about Jesus

he thinks. So I get to the end of my day and just feel like, oh, did I spend enough time

getting down at their level and explaining things in light of the Bible, in light of the gospel,

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