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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2024 · 34 MIN

Why Parents Get Angry & How Faith Can Help

from Faith Under the Lights Podcast

When MLB star Freddie Freeman hit a walk off grand slam in game 1 of the World Series, he shared how his dad's support shaped his career. That got me thinking: what role do parents' emotions play in youth sports? In this episode, we dig into why parents often feel frustrated or disappointed over their kids’ sports performance. We break down three common reasons—tying personal worth to success, children feeling pressured to play, and the sacrifices parents make—and explore how faith and Scripture can help us find a healthier, grace-filled approach. Let’s take a deeper look at the sideline pressures and how we can reflect God’s love, win or lose.

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