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War Room Prayer: He Did What He Said Now It’s My Turn
Father, You did what You said You would do. You said You would rise and You got up. You said death wouldn’t hold You and it didn’t. You said it was finished and it was. So today, I stand on that same power. No more doubting. No more hesitation. No more passive faith. If You kept Your Word then I will walk in mine. Everything You placed inside of me I will no longer sit on it. No more delay. No more fear. No more shrinking back. You got up so I’m getting up too. Out of confusion. Out of inconsistency. Out of cycles. Out of fear. I step into alignment. I will move when You say move. I will build what You told me to build. I will say what You told me to say. I will not question what You already confirmed. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in me. So I will not live small. I will not live stuck. I will not live silent. This is my turn to walk it out. Not perfectly but obediently. Not fearfully but boldly. You did Your part. Now I will do mine. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
War Room Prayer: He Did What He Said Now It’s My Turn
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Amen!
Post 9: ADHD Tomorrow we’re going deeper.
I’m going to be teaching you the exact system I use in my home. This is not theory. This is not something I just came up with. This system has worked for 50+ parents I’ve introduced it to. And if you are consistent and actually follow through… it WILL work. This is the system behind: ✔ why I don’t have to keep telling my kids what to do ✔ why I don’t have to raise my voice ✔ why my follow-through is strong ✔ why my children know I mean what I say And let me be clear… This is not being used on “easy” kids. This system is being used in a home with: 👉 ADHD 👉 high-functioning autism 👉 ODD All the things people say make it “harder.” So don’t just come to watch. Come ready to implement. Here’s what I need you to do TODAY: Grab a notebook, paper, your phone whatever you’re going to use. And write ✔ a list of your child’s behaviors that are NOT acceptable (attitude, not listening, hitting, ignoring, etc.) ✔ a simple list of what your child should be doing DAILY (wake up, brush teeth, get dressed, eat, clean up, etc.) Don’t overthink it. Just get it written down. Because when I drop this tomorrow… you should be able to start applying it immediately in your home. We’re not just learning this week… we’re building systems that actually work. Be ready. I may send a zoom link or just post a video.. which would be better for you?
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Great! I prefer a video.
Post 8: ADHD You are ruining your authority.
Imagine you go to work every day… And your boss says: “I’ll pay you at the end of the day.” So Monday comes… no check.Tuesday comes… no check.Wednesday… you get HALF of Monday’s pay.Thursday… nothing.Friday… still nothing. Then they tell you: “Don’t worry, it’s coming next week.” At some point… You’re either: 1. Staying, hoping they get it together OR 2. Leaving because you no longer trust them Why? Because their words don’t match their actions. Now let’s bring it home. This is what we do to our children. We say: “Do that again and I’m taking the tablet.” They do it again… -nothing happens. “We’re going to spend time together.” We get tired… -and don’t. “We’re a praying family.” We pray Monday… -but not Tuesday. We tell them: “Believe in yourself.” But when we’re upset… -we talk down to them. So now your child is learning “They don’t really mean what they say.” And then we wonder why • they don’t listen the first time • they test everything • they don’t take us seriously You’re not just dealing with disobedience…you’re dealing with broken trust. Because authority is not built on what you say… it’s built on what you consistently DO. So let’s make it make sense If your words don’t hold weight…why would your child move when you speak?
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Consistency is 🔑. I will practice being consistent and there will be positive results.
Post 4: ADHD Today’s PrayeR
Father God, Even with the diagnosis… You still gave me authority. Your Word says in Book of Genesis that we are to have dominion…So I will not shrink back in my home. I will not become passive. I will not give up my position as a parent. I will hold the line. Your Word says in 2 Timothy 1:7 that You did not give me a spirit of fear… but of power, love, and a sound mind. So I reject fear. I reject confusion. I reject feeling overwhelmed. And I step into power, love, and clarity as I lead my child. Your Word says in Proverbs 22:6 to train up a child in the way they should go… So I will train them. Not just react. Not just survive the day. But train them with intention, consistency, and wisdom. Lord, give me patience when I feel triggered. Give me wisdom when I don’t know what to do. Give me consistency when I feel tired. And remind me… This child is not a mistake. They are an assignment. And You trusted me with them for a reason. So today I declare: I will lead my home. I will parent with authority. And I will not back down from what You called me to do. In Jesus’ name, Amen. If this prayer is for you today, comment: “I will hold the line.”
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I will hold the line!
Post 3: ADHD Parenting Mini Series
Let me help you understand.... Because once you understand this…everything starts to make more sense. Your child is not ignoring you…Their brain just moves faster than your instruction. You say: “Go put your shoes on.” In your mind, that’s simple. But in their mind? It sounds like: • shoes • where are my shoes • I forgot where I put them • oh look my toy • now I’m playing • wait what did mom say? And now you’re frustrated like: “Why are you not listening?!” But it’s not always disobedience......It’s distraction Another example: You say: “Stop doing that.” Your child hears you… but their body doesn’t slow down fast enough to match it. So you think: “They don’t care.” But really.....their brain is still catching up to the command. Or this one… You correct them. And 10 minutes later they do the SAME thing again. You think: “They didn’t learn anything.” But the truth is their brain struggles with holding on to the correction long enough to apply it next time. This is why: • repeating yourself feels constant • they seem like they “don’t listen” • they forget instructions quickly • they move from one thing to another fast BUT let’s be clear: This does NOT mean we remove structure. This does NOT mean we stop correcting. It means we parent with: shorter instructions...more repetition...more consistency... more structure around them Because your child doesn’t need more yelling more frustration more long talks They need clarity + structure that matches how their brain works And this is the gap. You’ve been parenting expecting them to process like you… But they don’t. So let me ask you: What is something your child does that used to frustrate you… but now makes a little more sense?
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I used to get frustrated when my boys walked away or got distracted before I finished instructing them or just conversing, often calling them back to finish my sentence. However, reading this post makes total sense—their brains are moving too fast. I need to be short, precise, and get to the point immediately.
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Mom & wife, raising boys to have a solid relationship with God.

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