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Yesterday we talked about how God is still working no matter how hopeless things might seem to us.

Yesterday, we learned when you feel alone and scared, one way you can have hope is by remembering how incredibly powerful God is.

Yesterday we realized we work together because we want to show people the same kind of love shown to us by Jesus.

“We spend too much time worried about a child’s performance and not nearly enough time paying attention to their hearts.” – Madeline Levine

A few practical tips for parents to help kids start combining forces to cooperate and do great things. wp.me/p5ijhZ-24w

When you see how much time you have left, you tend to get serious about the time you have now.

Yesterday, we talked about when we work together, we can help someone go further and go faster.

“Your unconditional love for your kids goes far beyond what they can ever give you in return.” theparentcue.org/not-my-valenti…

“How we love our kids while they are kids will impact them for the rest of their lives.” #ParentingIsWonderful

Yesterday, we learned we can find ways to work together to show God’s love.

In parenting, the days are long, but the years are short. So, what you do this week matters. #PlayforKeeps

The best thing for your kids is to leave them—for a little while anyway. bit.ly/1TodRKw

Yesterday we learned we can guard our hearts and minds by filling them with God’s words.

Of course you love your kids, but here are 5 ways to prove it: bit.ly/1NCWRA3

The words you give a kid have the potential to welcome a conversation or shut one down. #WordsOverTime

Yesterday we talked about how you can have too much of a good thing, so we should learn when to stop.

Your role is NOT to impress your children or anyone w/ your ability to parent; it’s to impress your children with the love & nature of God.

Listen in to the latest episode of Parent Cue Live! theparentcue.org/parent-link-li…

The words you give a kid have the potential to welcome a conversation or shut one down. #WordsOverTime

Yesterday we remembered to ask God to help us think of words that are positive.