In this episode of AAP, Danny and Monica continue in part 3 of their mini-series on scripture and Asian American Parenting, and look at Ephesians 6:1-4. They discuss the contrast between Paul’s exhortation for children to obey their parents versus parents not to provoke their children to anger.
Dr. Michael Kruger joins Cameron and Anna to discuss the new family devotional he wrote with his wife, Melissa Kruger: The Good News Family Devotional: 52 Weeks Through the Gospel of Mark. Drawing on his experience as a father of three young adults, Dr. Kruger shares the beauty and the challenges of having a family devotion time.
In this episode of AAP, Danny and Monica continue in part two of their mini-series on scripture and Asian American Parenting, and look at Proverbs 22:6.
In this episode of the Good Good News, Cameron and Anna continue to examine the benefits of the gospel for parents by taking a thoughtful look at the doctrine of God’s foreknowledge—also referred to as election, calling, or predestination.
In this episode, Danny and Monica begin a new mini-series on Scripture and Asian American parenting, beginning with Deuteronomy 6:5-9. Together they examine the practical application of this passage for families.
In this episode of the Good Good News, Cameron and Anna continue to examine the benefits of the gospel for parents by taking a thoughtful look at the doctrine of God’s foreknowledge—also referred to as election, calling, or predestination.
In this episode, Danny sits down with Professor and Pastor James Lee to discuss the topic of the spiritual formation of Asian American parents, which plays a critical role in parenting our teenagers.
Welcome to the 11th series of the Rooted Parent Podcast! Together we will examine facets of the gospel, such as adoption and regeneration, and discuss how those truths inherent to our salvation actually have real-world, practical implications in our daily lives raising children.
What is underparenting? Danny and Monica discuss its impact on teens, cultural influences, and how parents can move toward intentional involvement.
