Holly Ellif reminds moms, don't grow weary of influencing your children.

If at 15, I surrender my children to their peers.

As the primary influence in their life, I will not have their heart at 18.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamoo, author of The Quiet Place Devotional for July 3, 2018.

Yesterday, Nancy began a conversation with Bill and Holly Ellif.

They've been offering practical advice for parents based on the experience they've had raising their eight children.

Bill is the pastor of the Summit Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Holly is a frequent guest on Revive Our Hearts.

Here's Nancy to pick the conversation back up.

Well, this is one of those times when we wish that the program was a whole lot longer

and that we had a whole lot more time in the studio than what we do today.

But Bill and Holly Eliff have been our guests in this series on parenting.

And Bill and Holly, just thank you so much for letting us peek into your home and your lives and sharing out of that and being with us on Revive Our Hearts today.

We're thrilled to be here.

We wish we could go on for a very long time because I've got so many questions that listeners have sent us and said they'd like to hear your counsel on and your wisdom.

So we're just going to take the time we do have and make the most of it.

And we realize when we do a series like this on parenting or marriage that there's so many types of life situations that we're not addressing.

You can't do it all in one program or even a few programs.

So I understand there are unique situations that we wish we could address, and in other series we will.

A single parent homes and hard to manage children. We'll talk about what we can in this,

but I just want to say that we recognize we're not speaking to everyone's needs. But what we are

saying that applies to everyone in every season of life is that God has grace and that if in your

hard places of life, parenting, marriage, singleness, whatever, you run to him,

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