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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2019 · 25 MIN

Episode 77 - God-Confident Kids with Cyndie de Neve

from Moms in Prayer Podcast · host Moms in Prayer Int'l and Christian Parenting

“You were created on purpose for a good purpose.”  Today’s guest, author, and Moms in Prayer mom, Cyndie Claypool de Neve and Lee sat down to talk about teaching our kids how to find God-confidence. Our children have the opportunity to draw strength from the bedrock truth of who God is rather than chasing self-confidence, which will fail them in the end.  Listen in as we discuss embracing the unique bent God has given each child.  About our Guests: Cyndie Claypool de Neve, author of "God-Confident Kids," is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist and a long-time Moms in Prayer leader. Alongside MIPI President Sally Burke, she co-authored "Unshaken," "Unshaken Study Guide," "Raise Them Up" and "Start With Praise." As the former Director of Communications for Moms in Prayer, she oversaw the ministry name change and helped establish Bless Our Schools Sunday and the daily scripture prayer emails. She and her husband, Marcel, have two young adults (ages 19 and 23), and two rambunctious rescue dogs. Find out more at www.cyndiedeneve.com.   www.cyndiedeneve.com Moms in Prayer International- www.MomsInPrayer.org

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