Parents have it tough, no doubt about it. Mandy has years of experience as the director of Mothers of Preschoolers and shares her expertise, as well as her time raising her own children. She shares how and why conversation is so vitally important in raising wise, savvy teens. Her knowledge and love of community will equip parents to be filled from their families, friends, and mentors to be ready to pour into their kids.

Karen jumps right in and challenges us to think about what holds our attention. Technology isn't bad but what holds our attention is very important. She challenges us all to find a way to brighten another person's day. Listening is more important than talking... this idea has been lost and we need to encourage our kids to understand this idea. This is most easily taught when we give up control. This is the scariest idea of all but Karen explains why giving up control might be the best way to teach our children to think about others.

God has made all of us unique, which offers unique opportunities to show love to people. Because Joel is Indian and Brittany is American, they have vast cultural differences, but they have learned to truly love and embrace those differences. They have created unity in their family by making the best of their cultural heritages and serving each other and their kids by being understanding and appreciative of a variety of people and cultures. Their joyful, fun attitude combined with their genuine heart and thoughtful approach make for an equally inspiring and informative interview.

Teenage years are incredibly powerful for the formation of future adults, but often those years are some of the most difficult times of our lives. Thankfully, people like Lynn have a passionate and empathetic heart for young people and their struggles. Through her ministry, she impacts countless young women to encourage them in their walk with God and bring restoration to their lives. Her interview is packed full of meaningful advice and life lessons that serve to create a valuable understanding of how we can equip young women to become all they can be.

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