“The scriptures are clear that man's anger is not going to bring about God's righteousness." ~ Brook Wayne
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Embark on a parenting transformation with the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast episode featuring Yvette Hampton and guest Brook Wayne. This powerful conversation centers around dismantling the angry parenting patterns and embracing patient, loving, and biblical child-rearing practices. Brook, shares profound insights, from her own experiences as a mother of 11, into managing emotions and strengthening sibling bonds. Tune in to discover how to handle parental anger triggers, foster a mission-minded family, and why discipline should flow from love, not frustration. This episode acts as a supportive guide for families on their homeschooling journey, aiming to nurture obedient hearts for the Lord. Subscribe today for more enlightening conversations on parenting and homeschooling.
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Recommended Resources:Pitchin’ A Fit: Overcoming Angry & Stressed-Out Parenting, Israel Wayne and Brook Wayne
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Wise Words for Moms, Ginger Hubbard
Don’t Make Me Count to Three, by Ginger Hubbard
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I Don’t Have the Patience to Homeschool – Brook Wayne on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast
Ginger Hubbard on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast
Israel Wayne on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast
Discussion Questions:1. What specific scriptures did Brook mention to help maintain patience in challenging parenting moments?
2. In what ways can parents rely on the Holy Spirit to help them exemplify patience and self-control in their relationships with their children?
3. How can the example of Stephen's service in the early church inspire parents to find value and purpose in the everyday tasks of raising children?
4. What are some of the common triggers for parental anger, as mentioned by Brook, and what strategies can parents implement to mitigate these triggers?
5. Discuss the impact of discipline and correction in parenting. How can parents ensure that their actions stem from love and lead to obedience to the Lord rather than resentment?
6. Can you share experiences where intentional parenting actions, like those suggested by Brook, have positively influenced an interaction with your child?
7. In what ways do you think parents might unintentionally excuse their lack of self-control, and how can this affect the behavior we expect from our children?
8. How can parents teach and model effective conflict resolution to their children, ensuring that these skills carry over into future relationships and life situations?
9. Brook discusses the avoidance of favoritism and over-complimenting one child. How can families work towards balanced and equitable interactions among siblings to foster a healthy
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