Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy with Mary DeMuth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Every parent looks into the eyes of their young child with hopeful anticipation for their future. What do you do when the dreams you had seem to shatter and you find your relationship with your child not what you had imagined? How do you continue to love well when their choices are taking them down a road of relational disconnection, personal pain or destruction?
Through her own parenting journey and by watching others, Mary DeMuth has learned how to surrender her ideas of what should be and lean into what is when it comes to her children. In fact, her most recent book, Love, Pray, Listen: Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy, is a guide to help any parent navigating the murky waters of parenting adult children who have chosen a path contrary to what was hoped for.
As a sexual abuse survivor, Mary had to learn how to parent well while healing from her own story. She also had to learn to trust God in the messiness of her own children's stories and not to parent out of fear, but instead rely on God's love for her kids to be enough. By looking at Scripture and the first example of wayward children in the Garden of Eden, Mary has found comfort and solace in knowing that God not only sees her pain, but also understands the journey is she on.
In this raw conversation, Mary and Davey talk about how our healing can often come through our giftings, why formulas don't work in parenting and the power of surrendering our kids and their journeys to the loving care of the Lord.
No matter where you are in parenting, this episode will help you remember that ultimately God is in control of your children's lives and that no matter what, He cares for them and for you.
Website: www.marydemuth.com
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Podcast: Pray Every Day www.marydemuth.com/pray-every-day-podcast/
Book: Love, Pray, Listen: Parenting Your Wayward Adult Kids with Joy Love a.co/d/j8NObn8
Free Prayer Resource from Mary DeMuth: marydemuth.ck....
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So inspiring thank u for sharing. Parenting is a journey where you need Gd's strength....
Will be listening to “pray everyday”
Another great interview. Just downloaded her book. Thank you for this channel, it is a great comfort. God bless you.
So glad you were blessed by Mary's interview!
It’s so good to “meet” Mary. I bought love, pray, listen through strong recommendation by my friend, and pastors wife, #Teresa Whiting##Find hope here
Thanks very much for your honest conversation. God is so good 👍❤🙏
I am wondering if she has written a book for teenagers cause I have a 14 year old who has stopped reading and changed in all aspects of like.
P r o m o s m
Pathetic??? Jesus is NOT pathetic