No Ordinary Days
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Should You Distract Your Child? - NOD ep56
In this episode we'll discuss whether or not distraction can be used to help bring about a more obedient disposition in your child.
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Prepare For The End - NOD ep55
The "end times" has always been a hot button topic, but it seems to be even more so of late. We have no insight on when the end might come, but there's only one way to ensure that your preparations will be effective and actually useful whether the world ends tomorrow or 50 years from now.
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The Need for Fathers - NOD ep54
To say that fathers are important in the home is a gross understatement. And in the time we live in, they're needed more than ever before.
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Who's in Charge in Your Home? - NOD ep53
Of course parents should be in charge in their home, right? But who's in charge of the parents? In this episode we'll discuss the limits of parental authority and how the best mothers and fathers are under authority themselves.
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Homeschooling Q&A with my wife: NOD ep52
Today Sean sits down with Caroline to discuss her homeschooling journey and talk about the homeschooling world at large.
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The beauty all around you: NOD ep51
Right this very moment there is joy and beauty all around you. Don't wait to discover it as you flip through old family photos years from now. You can see it, and rejoice in it, today.
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You're not enough: NOD ep50
You're not enough. But our Savior is.
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You're not enough: No Ordinary Days Podcast Episode 50
You're not enough. But our Savior is.
Thank you for listening to Episode 50 of the No Ordinary Days Podcast!
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Some Thoughts On Artificial Intelligence - NOD ep49
Everybody is talking about it. Most everybody is using it. Today I'm going to share some initial thoughts on AI and it's known and potential effects on us as individuals, as families, and as a society.
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Should Your Reward Your Child for Good Behavior? NOD - ep48
One thing that parents - particularly Christian parents - are often opposed to is rewarding their children for good behavior. Their concern is understandable - what if my child learns to obey just to receive rewards? And if the reward is removed or becomes commonplace, will they continue to obey? In this episode we discuss whether or not this fear is well founded or if rewards can, in fact, be used appropriately to encourage good behavior in our children.
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Child misbehaving? Why you might be the problem. NOD ep47
It's hard to admit when we're wrong. For some parents it's almost impossible. And yet, when our children exhibit disobedience or rebellious behavior, an honest assessment will often reveal that much of what we're seeing is the result of our failure in some area of their life. Have we expected too much or too little of them? Have we been too strict or too lenient? Have we neglected to spend time with them - to listen to them? In many cases, their misbehavior is, in fact, a natural reaction to these errors on our part and are their only way to draw attention to them. That is, if we have ears to hear and if our hearts are willing to accept responsibility and course correct for their benefit.
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Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say - NOD ep46
Do your children trust you? When you promise them you'll go on a bike ride, do you mean it? When you give them 10 seconds to come to you, do you continue counting to 11, 12, 13 before you really get serious? Actions such as these undermine the level of trust our children have in the durability of our word. They also create an environment that breeds disobedience, and worse, makes them less likely to confide in you in the future. In a world that is constantly lying to them, shouldn't we be among those that never would?
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