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EPISODE · Apr 6, 2023 · 36 MIN

Why It's Good to Teach Your Kids the Lord's Prayer

from The Connected Mom · host Becky Harling

Did you know that Jesus' prayer includes 6 invitations to know God more deeply? In this episode, Becky practically walks through how we can help our children understand the Lord's prayer...and why it's so important! Today's podcast is based on Becky's book Our Father: A Study on the Lord's Prayer. Order here!ABOUT OUR GUESTAuthentic, passionate, funny and Biblical all describe, Becky Harling. A best-selling author, Becky is a popular speaker at conferences, retreats and other events. She is a best-selling author and has written eleven books including, How To Listen So Your Kids Will Talk and the author of Psalms for the Anxious Heart. Becky is a certified coach with the John Maxwell Team and offers parent coaching. Becky and her husband, Steve have traveled and ministered in over 60 countries around the world. She is the parent of four grown married kids and Mimi to 14 grandchildren! You can connect with Becky at www.beckyharling.com, www.harlingleadership.com, CONNECT WITH BECKYFacebookInstagramTwitter

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