Southland Parenting

In this episode we continue our conversation with Jason Bylery, Southland’s Lead Children’s Pastor, and Scott Ferguson, Southand’s Lead Student Pastor. They help us understand the role that their ministries play in the life of our kids. Whether you attend Southland or not it’s great to hear how the church and parents can work together for the sake of the next generation.

In this episode we talk to Jason Byerly, Southland’s Lead Children’s Pastor, and Scott Ferguson, Southland’s Lead Student Pastor. They help us understand the role that their ministries play in the life of our kids. Whether you attend Southland or not it’s great to hear how the church and parents can work together for the sake of the next generation.

In this episode we complete the second part of a two part interview with Natasha Crain. She’s developed some phenomenal resources for parents. The focus of her book Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is building lasting faith. This conversation is vital for all parents fighting to keep Christ at the center of their home. If you missed part 1 be sure and check it out!

In this episode we begin the first of a two part interview with Natasha Crain. She’s developed some phenomenal resources for parents. The focus of her book Keeping Your Kids on God’s Side is building lasting faith. This conversation is vital for all parents fighting to keep Christ at the center of their home.

In this episode we talk with one of the giants in the church. Bob Russell is the former Senior Minister at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, KY. Bob is a wealth of wisdom and he helps us understand the vital role grandparents play in the lives of kids.

In this episode we come clean and share some of our worst moments in parenting. Parenting isn’t easy and there are days we all take short cuts. If you’ve ever wondered if there are other parents that do that too, you’ll enjoy this episode of the Southland Parenting Podcast.

In this episode we set up the season and interview Mark E Moore. Mark is the author of the book Core 52. He is incredibly wise and insightful and brings tons of insight into how to develop the kind of family that thrives as parents engage their faith and lead their kids to do the same.

We get perspective from Deb Nickell and her son Scott about parenting as a single mom. Deb brings us great insights and Scott’s perspective as a son is fantastic. Single parenting is one of THE most difficult things to do. This episode is designed to help and encourage.

In this episode we get to connect with Jon and Allison Weece to learn from them. We tackle some questions together like, “what are things you can only learn from parenting?” And, “How would you encourage parents?”

There are no guarantees with parenting, but over time doing simple and important things intentionally will make a big impact. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was a great family. Join us as we talk about a few small things that can make a big difference.

In this episode we talk with former Major Leaguer, Austin Kearns, about what it’s like to play at the highest level and coach kids in local youth sports. He’ll help us sort out boundaries, expectations, and what’s best for our kids when it comes to sports.

In this episode we will get some great wisdom from John and Lori McIntosh. Imagine your kid's senior year of high school. Now imagine saying “yes” to every request they have to go to parties and hang out with friends. Join us as we talk about, “Parenting with the end in mind.”

In this episode we’ll share our Parenting New Year’s Resolutions. Hope you can join us as we start 2019 off with what God is calling us to in our parenting for the upcoming year.

We talk with a couple navigating the challenges of parenting a special needs child. It’s uniquely taxing, difficult, draining and an amazing blessing!

In this episode we talk with Jennifer Wallace about when to get help and where to find it.

We take a look at self image; discussing puberty in kids and also modesty for adolescents. Interview with Licensed Nurse Practitioner Michelle Sisk.

One of the biggest pressures kids face is figuring out who they are in a demanding world. We’ll chat about how we help them discover that and give them guidance as they go.

We continue our conversation with Professor Veola Vazquez as she explains how kids deal with the emotions God gave them. As importantly she gives us great insight into how we deal with our own crazy emotions as we parent.

In this episode we learn from Professor Veola Vazquez as she explains how kids deal with the emotions God gave them. As importantly she gives us great insight into how we deal with our own crazy emotions as we parent.

In this episode we talk about the absolutely most powerful and practical thing we can do as parents for our kids. It’s fairly obvious but hard to do well.