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Grace Based ParentingGrace-Based ParentingBy Dr. Tim Kimmel Now, there is a grace-based solution. Grace-Based Parenting is a refreshing new book describing the needs we are trying to meet in our children and the delivery system for how we meet them.

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Combating Attitude Problems in Your Family by Dennis and Barbara Rainey Start by building these three convictions into your child’s life. More Attitude problems articles

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The Prodigal Profile Guests include: Tim KimmelFamily advocate Tim Kimmel, father of four and author of the book Why Christian Kids Rebel, defines what a prodigal is for Dennis Rainey. On today's broadcast, Tim explains why good kids go bad. More Attitude problems broadcasts
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  • Warning: Tween With an Attitude!
  • God used this volatile time in my daughter's life to teach me a lesson, too.
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More Attitude problems articles

  • Principles for Connecting to Your Teen
  • Series Title: Get Outta My Face (Day 3 of 3)
  • Do you treat your teen as a child or an adult? Long-time school guidance counselor Rick Horne helps parents better understand their teens. Find out what your teen really wants and what you can do to see some lasting change in his or her behavior.
  • Listening Big to Your Teen
  • Series Title: Get Outta My Face (Day 2 of 3)
  • Would your teen say you're a good listener? Be honest. Christian counselor Rick Horne helps parents to become better communicators with their teens by listening for what their teens say they don't want, as well as what they want.
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