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- Can You Fix Bad Parenting Skills?
If your parenting strategies are not working, then it’s time reevaluate your tactics. In today’s episode, Dr. Leman breaks down classic examples of bad parenting and provides some concrete solutions to help you see the light at the end of the tunnel. www.birthorderguy.com
- Truth: Rightly Divided
Part one from the series on biblical interpretation from Tom Terry and Dr. Steve Posey discusses the importance of accurate biblical interpretation and the tools you need to understand God's truth.
- Parents and Kids: Misbehavior vs. Wrong Expectations
It is natural for children/teens to push boundaries. What do you do when they misbehave? Do you simply say no? Or do you try to enter their world and assure them that they have been heard. Then they are more receptive to your decisions. www.birthorderguy.com . Episode 308.
- Rightly Divided: Interpreting Poetry in Scripture
Dr. Steve Posey joins Tom Terry in this third podcast on Bible interpretation. Several books of the Bible employ poetry. As Bible students, we must understand how the syntax and images the authors employ determines how we find the true meaning of a passage.
- Rightly Divided: Understanding the Bible Narrative
In Part Two of "Rightly Divided," we learn that In order to truly interpret the Bible accurately, we must understand the Biblical narrative.
- Mary Did You Know
This amazing carol about whether or not Mary understood the deity and future crucifixion of the Christ child will both break your heart and give you hope. Beautifully sung by Brad Wetherbee.
- Encouragement or Praise?
Are your words directed toward the act or the actor? Learn about the difference between encouragement and praise. Which is most important for parents to give? www.birthorderguy.com.
- An Unhappy Child is a Healthy Child
Is it healthy for a child to be unhappy especially when it comes to discipline? www.birthorderguy.com .
- Right and Wrong Ways to Manage Your Kid's Anger
Anger is a natural emotion. It's a choice. Our children can learn to manage it. Kids get angry because life isn’t going their way. This is especially true in kids with perfectionist tendencies. Anger is used to control the other person. Teach you child to deal with their anger earlier rather than later. www.drleman.com.





