Would you like to know a specific way you can identify the success of your discipline session with your child? I’ve got this one tip. This final check point will show you if your child’s rebellious heart is indeed yielded and brought back under submission to your authority. The discipline session. In the previous post I shared…
DetailsWhat does a specific apology look like in which the offender acknowledges her own specific behavior and how those actions respectively hurt the offended? Today in part 7 of this series on stiff necks and rebellious hearts, I’m sharing an apology with the exact wording our family has used for years. Twenty years later, I’d teach this…
DetailsToday, the sixth part of this series on stiff necks and rebellious hearts, I’m role-playing with you to show a specific list of questions that you can use when you are “dealing” with your child’s heart to bring about restoration. I refer to this as The Discipline Process. The purpose of discipline is none other than…
DetailsYour child’s stiff neck reveals the true condition of his heart. Don’t let this stubborn sign just pass you by. It’s a glaring sign that practically screams DEAL WITH ME…and deal with me thoroughly until my heart is brought back unto submission. The outward evidence of the restored heart will include a gentle facial expression,…
DetailsThis is Part 4 in my blog posts on Stiff Necks and Rebellious Hearts. Surgery of the Heart So, we’ve identified that our hearts are rebellious and it’s evidenced by our stiff necks along with our tense shoulders and clenched teeth and a variety of other nonverbal clues. But, what do we do to change…
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