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Nov 2022

26m 53s

Ep. 096 | When Parents are Angry

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Do you get angry when it’s time to address your child’s same old struggle with disobedience again? Does it feel like the people in your home—the people you’re supposed to love the most—are the ones who receive the brunt of your anger? Join Ginger Hubbard and Katy Morgan for part three of their series on child-training trials to find out the one simple solution the Bible gives us when we’re exhausted, frustrated, and angry about circumstances or the difficult season of life we’re in with our children.

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