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Kingdom parents, let’s keep this conversation going. We’ve been talking about consistency, tiredness, boundaries, and what makes us fold. Now let’s talk about something that hits home A lot of us are not disciplining from a standard. We’re disciplining from a mood. When we feel rested, we explain calmly. When we feel overwhelmed, we yell. When we feel guilty, we let it slide. When we feel embarrassed, we overreact. When we feel tired, we don’t address it at all. And then our children don’t know what to expect from us. Honestly....that’s confusing. The same behavior gets ignored on Monday, yelled at on Wednesday, and punished heavy on Friday because we finally snapped. That’s inconsistency and not fair Our children need to know the boundary does not change just because our mood changed. Ask Yourself............................. Am I correcting this because it violates the standard, or because I’m irritated right now? That question will save you from a lot of unnecessary yelling. Discipline should not be driven by embarrassment, exhaustion, anger, or guilt. It should be driven by love, wisdom, correction, and leadership. Today, before you correct, pause and pray “Lord, help me respond from wisdom, not my mood.” Then correct the behavior without dumping your emotions on your child. Because we’re not just trying to raise obedient children. We’re trying to become steady parents. Question for today: Which mood affects your discipline the most? A. Anger B. Tiredness C. Guilt D. Embarrassment E. Overwhelm F. Fear

@Courtnie Harris @Jennifer Baumgart @Tjmarii Hastings @Soranlly Castillo @Teniqua Spence @Janelle Alexander @Precious Rouse @Tilanie Williams @Joy Perry @Amma Alexander @Renee Smith @Amanda Griffith @Keisha Valdez @Jeanne Carron @Martha Munro @Jahquette Davis @Bianca Fields @Shanai Blake @Alonna Brickhouse @Adriana Perez @Javonne Harris @Missy Gardner @Akiaharia Davenport @Sheba Adeya @Kelsey Sanchez @RaShaundra Hallom @Natalee Pinnock @Tiffany Morales @Cathy Echevarria @Charlene Nance @Theodore Myers You said you were in. May 31st is almost here. So let me ask you right now.... have you booked the sitter? Have you picked the outfit? Have you made the reservation? Have you thought about where YOU are taking YOU? Because this is not a small thing. This is a day set aside for the parent who kept going. The parent who kept praying. The parent who healed and raised at the same time. That is you. And you deserve to walk into May 31st prepared, not scrambling. So this week, I need you to: 📍 Book the sitter. 📍 Pick your outfit. 📍 Make the reservation.. dinner, a movie, your nails, whatever fills your cup. 📍 Find a frame, because your certificate is coming.

With Ashley’s green light, I am sharing my upcoming info session to learn more about this collaboration book. If you know you need to be there to hear more, we have two sessions: 10am register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/trWPUaGWQzK94n-P1qOTmg 7pm register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/1j4Vo-KfS-SNJCGvEw2TaQ Looking forward to connecting! Blessings! Blessings! 💛

Welcome to Kingdom University 🖤I’m so glad you’re here. This community is for Christian parents who are trying to break generational cycles, raise emotionally healthy children, and stop parenting from survival mode. A lot of us love our kids deeply, but we were never taught how to discipline without yelling, how to stay consistent, how to teach our children about God, or how to heal from what we went through while still showing up for them. Inside Kingdom University, we focus on 4 things: 1. Healing the parent 2. Disciplining without becoming who hurt us 3. Raising children who know God 4. Equipping teens for real life and real faith Start here: Introduce yourself in the community and tell us: How old are your children? What is your biggest parenting struggle right now? What are you believing God to change in your home? You are not a bad parent.But you are responsible for breaking the cycle. Welcome home.