Identity is a loaded word nowadays. Identity was a struggle when we were children, especially in middle and high school. Now our kids not only navigate those challenges, but music, social media, shows, friends, and sometimes even teachers telling them that their identity is fluid and ever-changing.

However, from the nightly news, we know this view is not true or helpful. Since cell phone and social media use has risen among teens, their depression and unhappiness rates have more than doubled. Obviously, the messages our children receive from those sources aren’t leading to a strong sense of self and identity.

What can we do to help our kids form a healthy identity?

We need to point them to God. The one unchanging constant in their lives.

All month long, we're going to be taking a look at what God's Word has to say about helpng our children form their identity in Christ, and how we can find holy purpose in praying God's Word for them in this vitally important area.

Today's show is brought to you by our newest Prayer Guide,  Praying God's Word for Your Child's Identity in Christ, by Tara L. Cole. This resource is designed to help you know exactly what to pray for your children, empowering and equipping you in a season where most parents feel a bit lost. If you want to pray purposefully for God to grow your child's identity in Him, this resource is for you. 

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This month's prayer guide:  Praying God's Word for Your Child's Identity in Christ

About Million Praying Moms

Identity is a loaded word nowadays. Identity was a struggle when we were children, especially in middle and high school. Now our kids not only navigate those challenges, but music, social media, shows, friends, and sometimes even teachers telling them that their identity is fluid and ever-changing. However, from the nightly news, we know this view is not true or helpful. Since cell phone and social media use has risen among teens, their depression and unhappiness rates have more than doubled. Obviously, the messages our children receive from those sources aren’t leading to a strong sense of self and identity. What can we do to help our kids form a healthy identity? We need to point them to God. The one unchanging constant in their lives. All month long, we're going to be taking a look at what God's Word has to say about helpng our children form their identity in Christ, and how we can find holy purpose in praying God's Word for them in this vitally important area. Today's show is brought to you by our newest Prayer Guide, <a href="https://47ebb0-2.myshopify.com/products/praying-gods-word-for-your-childs-identity-in-christ"> Praying God's Word for Your Child's Identity in Christ</a>, by Tara L. Cole. This resource is designed to help you know exactly what to pray for your children, empowering and equipping you in a season where most parents feel a bit lost. If you want to pray purposefully for God to grow your child's identity in Him, this resource is for you.  LINKS:  This month's prayer guide: <a href="https://47ebb0-2.myshopify.com/products/praying-gods-word-for-your-childs-identity-in-christ"> Praying God's Word for Your Child's Identity in Christ</a> <a href="https://www.millionprayingmoms.com/">About Million Praying Moms</a>

Helping you learn to pray God's Word for your children in the areas they need it most. Join author and speaker, Brooke McGlothlin, in making prayer the first and best response to the challenges of motherhood.

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Join Million Praying Moms each weekday as we share insights from God's Word for today's Christian mom, and help you start each day with prayer. Hosted by Brooke McGlothlin.

Join Million Praying Moms each weekday as we share insights from God's Word for today's Christian mom, and help you start each day with prayer. Hosted by Brooke McGlothlin.

Identity is a loaded word nowadays. Identity was a struggle when we were children, especially in middle and high school. Now our kids not only navigate those challenges, but music, social media, shows, friends, and sometimes even teachers telling them...

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