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I just got fussed out about this topic And I sat on it for a minute because I know this isn’t always a popular topic. But it needs to be said. There is no such thing as privacy in your house when it comes to your child. You pay the bills. You provide the phone. You provide the WiFi. You are responsible for their safety. So let’s make it make sense… Why does a child have more privacy than protection? Some of you are so worried about “trusting” your child… That you’ve stopped covering them. Meanwhile… They have access to Anything on the internet Group chats you know nothing about Conversations you’ve never seen Content their mind is not ready for And you’re just… letting it happen? Checking your child’s phone is not controlling. It’s parenting. You are not their friend. You are their protector. Because the world we live in today? It will expose your child to things FAST. Before you even realize it. And by the time you “find out”… it’s already in their mind. So no… There is no “don’t go through my phone.” There is no “that’s my privacy.” As long as they are under your roof… you have full access. Not to be messy. Not to be nosy.….. To be responsible. Because I promise you this… If something goes wrong… You won’t be saying “I’m glad I respected their privacy.” You’ll be wishing you paid attention. I had to learn this lesson the hard way.. Now I’m pray against things her friends introduced to her..

Father God, I’m tired. Not just physically…But mentally and emotionally. Today took more out of me than I expected. The constant questions…the correcting…the noise…the pressure to keep showing up… It’s a lot. But before I carry this into tomorrow…I give it to You.Renew me, Lord. Restore my patience.Restore my mind.Restore my strength. Because I don’t want to pour into my children from an empty place. Help me release the moments I didn’t get right today. The times I was short. The times I felt overwhelmed. The times I wanted to check out. Remind me that I don’t have to be perfect… I just have to stay willing.....Give me rest tonight that actually restores me. Not just sleep…but peace. And prepare me for tomorrow. So I can show up again…with clarity, patience, and strength. In Jesus’ name, Amen. If this prayer is for you tonight, comment: Lord, restore me.

The visitation order with my soon to be ex is changing on 4/3 and my son will be with his father for 7 hours on Saturday and Sunday. My ex has a substance abuse problem and so does his whole family. They are professing Christian’s but from the outside looking in they are just checking off boxes and are very carnal. Please pray God’s covering and protection over my son and that my he would use his voice to stand tor righteousness and to advocate for himself. Thank you so much in advance.

Father God, We come before You this morning asking You to deal with rebellion not just in our children, but in us as parents. If there is any spirit of rebellion, defiance, or resistance trying to operate in our homes, we rebuke it in the name of Jesus. Our homes will not be filled with confusion, disorder, or constant power struggles. But Lord, before we only look at our children… Show us ourselves. Show us where we have been inconsistent. Show us where we have avoided correction. Show us where we have led out of emotion instead of wisdom. Remind us that we are our children’s first teacher. What we model… they learn. What we allow… they repeat. What we correct… we change. So if there is any rebellion in our homes, give us the humility to ask: “Did I teach this in some way?” Not to shame us… but to grow us. Teach us how to lead with authority and consistency. Teach us how to correct without anger. Teach us how to build respect in our homes the right way. We don’t just want obedient children… We want homes built on truth, order, and understanding. So start with us, Lord. Refine us. Correct us. Strengthen us. So we can lead our children the way You’ve called us to. In Jesus’ name, Amen. If this prayer is for you today, comment: “Start with me, Lord.”