6.30.24 - Hope for Parents

An episode of the Waynesburg Christian Church podcast, hosted by Jay Vanderbur / Chris Bell, titled "6.30.24 - Hope for Parents" was published on June 30, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

June 30, 2024 ·41m · Waynesburg Christian Church

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Episode Description

Parenting can feel like an overwhelming job, and we need to be reminded that we don’t have the resources and wisdom within ourselves to do it all. What we most desperately want as parents isn’t found in the next great vacation or the newest self-help book. It’s found in God. In every season of parenting (if we will lean in) God can teach us about himself. HE is the source we need to meet our children’s successes and failures with perspective and grace. He can parent us as we parent our children. Join us on Sunday morning...

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