Episode 14 | Picky Eaters, Kids Being First, and Pointing Our Kids to Jesus

(0:32) - Steve is back! - Recap Trip (11:50) - Question of the Day Would you consider yourself to be a picky eater? What is the weirdest food you’ve ever eaten? (17:50) Hot Topic Let’s talk about this highly controversial issue - should the kids be #1? I’ve seen videos on social media go viral where a man is asked to rank mom, wife, and daughter in order of importance. There seems to be a lot of disagreement on the answer. What does Scripture say about this and how do we apply it in real life? (23:40) Discussion & Member Questions (23:56) CQ: How can I know when someone is right for me? (28:37) CQ: How do you navigate the idea that there isn’t just “The One” for you. There are multiple people that could compliment your life and lead you towards Christ. But also knowing that the Lord knows who you’re going to marry, there arguably is “The One”.  (33:43) Sunday Recap (37:06) How can we point our kids to their need for Jesus rather than just correcting behavior? What does that conversation look like? (41:12) CQ: What does Deuteronomy 6 look like with parenting high school or college-age kids. I don’t have morning time, bedtime, or car rides with my kids anymore. If you have kids that you are launching out of the house or maybe you are newly an empty nester, how do these parents take this and not look back with shame off not doing something well enough.(46:34) What advice do you have for parents who struggle with their kid’s behavior being a reflection of them? (48:35) What can family Bible reading/worship time look like for those who didn’t grow up with that example in their homes? (53:55 ) May’s Gospel Conversation Focus is on Gospel Conversations in the Home - What are some tools or resources for encouraging those gospel conversations? (57:13) Conclusion/Celebration:What is something we can celebrate?Well, That’s all for this episode! We would love if you would send in your questions! You can submit them to the social pages @thechapelbr on Facebook and Instagram, email [email protected], or text (225) 267-7443. Thanks for listening to the Going to the Chapel Podcast. Go out, live sent, and we’ll see you next time!