Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders

Ever wondered why you preach and preach to your children and it just doesn't seem to be sinking in?  Today Julie's husband Todd takes over the microphone, as she reveals the common thread that has been evident in every podcast to date, the idea of parenting being Caught Not Taught.  They are also celebrating the launch of her new book, Caught Not Taught (e-book  and paperback version available on Amazon). To find out more information about Julie, you can check out her website, as well as follow her on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Be sure to give the podcast a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio.

Ever wondered how the podcast started and what some of the struggles were along the way?  Today Julie's husband Todd takes over the microphone, as she reveals the story of how the podcast came to be.  They are also celebrating the launch of her new book, Caught Not Taught (e-book  and paperback version) as well as the one year anniversary of the podcast. To find out more information about Julie, you can check out her website, as well as follow her on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Be sure to give the podcast a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio.

Do you have a mentor in your life?  Today Julie's husband Todd takes over the microphone, as she shares about the most difficult season of their life and the role that mentors played during that season.  They are also celebrating the launch of her new book, Caught Not Taught (e-book now available on Amazon, paperback book coming soon!) as well as the one year anniversary of the podcast.In the midst of hearing about Julie's upbringing and family, you will discover the dramatic influence her parents had on her life, and hopefully that will give you the courage and motivation to stay the course in your own parenting journey. To find out more information about Julie, you can check out her website, as well as follow her on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Be sure to give the podcast a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio.

Have you ever wondered about how this podcast came to be?  Today Julie's husband Todd takes over the microphone, and interviews her in celebration of the launch of her new book, Caught Not Taught (e-book now available on Amazon, paperback book coming soon!) as well as the one year anniversary of the podcast. In the midst of hearing about Julie's upbringing and family, you will discover the dramatic influence her parents had on her upbringing, and hopefully that will give you the courage and motivation to stay the course in your own parenting journey. To find out more information about Julie, you can check out her website, as well as follow her on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.  Be sure to give the podcast a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio.

Do you act more like a parent or a babysitter?  A challenging question that Gaye Burch navigates with us today. Gaye is the mother of seven children, foster mom of six, and has been married for 26 years. She has been working with children of all age groups for 20 years and has counseled moms from every walk of life.  Gaye delights in every opportunity to help a parent enjoy being a parent.  Today we will be discussing her book Too Blessed to be Stressed and you can purchase your own copy HERE.  If you would like more information about Gaye, you can check out her webiste HERE.

Do you find yourself bending over backwards to give your children what they want or need immediately?  Today Gaye reminds us that one of the best ways we can develop positive character in our children is to help them practice waiting. She is the mother of seven children, foster mom of six, and has been married for 26 years. She has been working with children of all age groups for 20 years and has counseled moms from every walk of life.  Gaye delights in every opportunity to help a parent enjoy being a parent.  Today we will be discussing her book Too Blessed to be Stressed and you can purchase your own copy HERE.  If you would like more information about Gaye, you can check out her webiste HERE.

Do you ever wonder if your children will ever learn their manners?  Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed with the long list of character qualities you are responsible for teaching your children?  Today Gaye Burch helps us parents recognize our role as spiritual leaders, and pracitally shows us how to utilize that role in everyday situations. She is the mother of seven children, foster mom of six, and has been married for 26 years. She has been working with children of all age groups for 20 years and has counseled moms from every walk of life.  Gaye delights in every opportunity to help a parent enjoy being a parent.  Today we will be discussing her book Too Blessed to be Stressed and you can purchase your own copy HERE.  If you would like more information about Gaye, you can check out her webiste HERE.

Have you ever started a healthy eating plan only to find that 2 weeks later all you want is a donut and ice cream?  Well today Kelley discusses how to make gradual changes to increase your health in a sustanable way. Kelley is an Integrative Nutritionist, Drug-less Practitioner and Natural Health Professional who helps people realize their potential for wellness.  She came to health through a need to learn how to self-heal and bases her principles for wellness are based around quality, nutritionally dense foods and herbs, eliminating toxins and building killer gut health.  She also believes in holistic balance of mind, body and spirit in which self-care and mindset are cornerstones.  You can find out more information about Kelley and her 14-Day grain free reset plan on her website.

Do you ever feel tension between what you know you should feed your children, and what your children want to eat?  Well on today's episode, Kelley Marvin discusses how to train our children (and let's be honest, how to train ourselves) to crave healthy food. Kelley is an Integrative Nutritionist, Drug-less Practitioner and Natural Health Professional who helps people realize their potential for wellness.  She came to health through a need to learn how to self-heal and bases her principles for wellness are based around quality, nutritionally dense foods and herbs, eliminating toxins and building killer gut health.  She also believes in holistic balance of mind, body and spirit in which self-care and mindset are cornerstones.  You can find out more information about Kelley and her 14-Day grain free reset plan on her website.

Have you ever struggled being on the same page with your spouse while parenting your children?  Is it difficult to find time to reignite your romance while caring for the chidren? If you are anything like me then you are daily faced with these challenges, and Rhonda provides the wisdom you need to stay united with your spouse through thick and thin in today's episode. Rhonda Stoppe is our first guest to arrive a second time on the podcast.  I would encourage you to check out Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7 and Episode 8 to listen to my previous conversation with Rhonda on her book Mom's Raising Sons to be Men.  Today Rhonda is discussing her newest book Real-Life Romance which is true stories of couples who found their deepest satisfaction in God…which opened their hearts to the love of a lifetime.  So whether you are encouraging your teen son or daughter to have patience to wait for the love of their life, or if you are looking to reignite your love with your spouse,

Rhonda Stoppe is our first guest to arrive a second time on the podcast.  I would encourage you to check out Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7 and Episode 8 to listen to my previous conversation with Rhonda on her book Mom's Raising Sons to be Men.  Today Rhonda is discussing her newest book Real-Life Romance which is true stories of couples who found their deepest satisfaction in God…which opened their hearts to the love of a lifetime.  So whether you are encouraging your teen son or daughter to have patience to wait for the love of their life, or if you are looking to reignite your love with your spouse, you will love the true stories in this book. In today's episode Rhonda discusses the importance of praying for our children's future spouse, as well as modeling a healthy marraige for them to mirror as they grow up.  Rhonda is a mom to 4 adult children, a grandmother to 5 grandchildren, as well as a sought after speaker and author.  Rhonda is dedicated to he

Rhonda Stoppe is our first guest to arrive a second time on the podcast.  I would encourage you to check out Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7 and Episode 8 to listen to my previous conversation with Rhonda on her book Mom's Raising Sons to be Men.  Today Rhonda is discussing her newest book Real-Life Romance which is true stories of couples who found their deepest satisfaction in God…which opened their hearts to the love of a lifetime.  So whether you are encouraging your teen son or daughter to have patience to wait for the love of their life, or if you are looking to reignite your love with your spouse, you will love the true stories in this book. In today's episode Rhonda discusses the specific conversations she had with her children to encourage them to choose purity and to focus on their relationship with Jesus as they grow and mature.  Rhonda is a mom to 4 adult children, a grandmother to 5 grandchildren, as well as a sought after speaker and author.  R

Rhonda Stoppe is our first guest to arrive a second time on the podcast.  I would encourage you to check out Episode 5, Episode 6, Episode 7 and Episode 8 to listen to my previous conversation with Rhonda on her book Mom's Raising Sons to be Men.  Today Rhonda is discussing her newest book Real-Life Romance which is true stories of couples who found their deepest satisfaction in God…which opened their hearts to the love of a lifetime.  So whether you are encouraging your teen son or daughter to have patience to wait for the love of their life, or if you are looking to reignite your love with your spouse, you will love the true stories in this book. In today's episode, we also discuss a previous episode with September McCarthy (Episode 43, Episode 44, and Episode 45) which I would encourage you to listen to as well. Rhonda is a mom to 4 adult children, a grandmother to 5 grandchildren, as well as a sought after speaker and author.  Rhonda is dedicated to helping w

Today we reference previous episodes 38, 39, and 40 with Arlene Pelicane. Mark serves as Fellowship Missionary Church's Youth Ministries Director. He oversees ministries from birth through young adults.  Mark and his wife Amy, have been married for 22 years and three children. He is an avid runner and loves outdoor adventures with his family and friends. Today Mark discusses the importance of our children finding their true identity in Christ and not in social media or the internet.  During our conversation, Mark and I discuss the books Experiencing God and Good Pictures Bad Pictures.  I encourage you to check out these valuable resources! If you have not yet done so, be sure to follow Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter!  Lastly, if you have not yet done so, please write us a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio so we can know how to better serve you!

Mark serves as Fellowship Missionary Church's Youth Ministries Director. He oversees ministries from birth through young adults.  Mark and his wife Amy, have been married for 22 years and three children. He is an avid runner and loves outdoor adventures with his family and friends. Today Mark discusses how important it is to help our children find their true identity in Christ, and how to create positive family rhythms to help foster that identity. If you have not yet done so, be sure to follow Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter!  Lastly, if you have not yet done so, please write us a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio so we can know how to better serve you!

Mark serves as Fellowship Missionary Church's Youth Ministries Director. He oversees ministries from birth through young adults.  Mark and his wife Amy, have been married for 22 years and three children. He is an avid runner and loves outdoor adventures with his family and friends. Today Mark discusses a concept he calls Faith gymnastics.  He challenges us parents to really think through how we are spending our time and money, and to make sure that our priorities on our schedule line up with the priorities that we say we have in our life. If you have not yet done so, be sure to follow Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter!  Lastly, if you have not yet done so, please write us a review on iTunes or Stitcher Radio so we can know how to better serve you!

Author of Chasing Slow and founder of Design for Mankind, Erin Loechner has been blogging and speaking for more than a decade. Her heartfelt writing and design work has been showcased in The New York Times, Lucky, Parenting, Dwell, Marie Claire, Elle Decor, Huffington Post, and a two-season HGTV.com web special, garnering over one million fans worldwide. She has spoken for and appeared in renowned international events for clients such as Walt Disney World, IKEA, Martha Stewart and Home Depot. Now nestled in a Midwestern town, Erin, her husband, and two kids strive for less in most areas except three: joy, grace, and goat cheese. In today's episode Erin explains how important it is to give ourselves grace in our parenting journey as we are learning, and failing along the way.  She also explains the importance of blessing our children with heatfelt appologies as we learn these valuable lessons. To learn more about Erin you can check out our website  or you can read her blog as

Author of Chasing Slow and founder of Design for Mankind, Erin Loechner has been blogging and speaking for more than a decade. Her heartfelt writing and design work has been showcased in The New York Times, Lucky, Parenting, Dwell, Marie Claire, Elle Decor, Huffington Post, and a two-season HGTV.com web special, garnering over one million fans worldwide. She has spoken for and appeared in renowned international events for clients such as Walt Disney World, IKEA, Martha Stewart and Home Depot. Now nestled in a Midwestern town, Erin, her husband, and two kids strive for less in most areas except three: joy, grace, and goat cheese. In today's episode Erin impresses the importance of a grateful heart and modeling thankfulness for our children.  She also encourages parents with the truth that God gave us our children for a reason, and we are the perfect match for them.  We do not need to become the perfect parent, we simply need to point our children to the perfect parent, our Heavenl

Author of Chasing Slow and founder of Design for Mankind, Erin Loechner has been blogging and speaking for more than a decade. Her heartfelt writing and design work has been showcased in The New York Times, Lucky, Parenting, Dwell, Marie Claire, Elle Decor, Huffington Post, and a two-season HGTV.com web special, garnering over one million fans worldwide. She has spoken for and appeared in renowned international events for clients such as Walt Disney World, IKEA, Martha Stewart and Home Depot. Now nestled in a Midwestern town, Erin, her husband, and two kids strive for less in most areas except three: joy, grace, and goat cheese.  

We want to hear your FAMILY resolutions for the New Year!  Be sure to share them with us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Yusanda Blackmon is the co-founder of Latter Rain Missions and Training Center and Latter Rain Ministries.   She also serves as the Director of Community Engagement for Joshua’s Hand Inc.  Today she will share with us the importance of feeling empowered as a parent to take our role of teaching our children seriously.  If you would like to connect with Yusanda, you can contact her through her website or through Parenting Tomorrow's Leaders Website. Today Yusanda shares the importance of modeling the message for our children, and creating a team family atmosphere that our children want to be a part of.   Don't forget to subscribe, review, and share the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher radio.  Also, check out our website as well!