Are you struggling to stay firm in your role as a parent in this ever-evolving world of technology and changing cultural norms?
There's an urgent need to protect our young ones from the dangers lurking on the internet, but there's an equal need to help our young adults to navigate this topsy-turvy culture.
Award winning worship leader, songwriter and pastor Martha Munizzi drops back into the podcast booth with her twin sister Mary Alessi for more "twin talk" on the very real parenting issues they have overcome as they've raised 7 young adults combined.
With years of experience as moms in the ministry with strong convictions, they show you what really needs to happen so you can confidently guide your kids as a Christian parent through every stage and every age.
Check out Mary Alessi joining her sister Martha on her podcast here!
The Martha Munizzi Podcast | Episode 8 | Pastor Mary Alessi Pt. 1 https://youtu.be/n0FGzHSSW0o
If you enjoyed this episode, you'll also enjoy:
Twin Talk: Why Wise Women Need To Share Their Stories w/ Mary Alessi and Martha Munizzi | S5 E19 https://youtu.be/FppRwZUe-7s
00:00:00 Intro to S5 E25
00:05:22 Why We're Transparent
00:08:35 Dangers of social media
00:13:23 The power of a traditional parenting model
00:17:34 When young adult kids are single
00:20:42 What We're Watching Out For
00:24:47 Protective parenting in an increasingly digital age.
00:27:52 Importance of Being Present
00:33:07 Don't give up your authority
00:35:36 Legit concerns for kids
00:38:02 Stand steadfast, be confident.
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