Raising Disciples in the Everyday Moments w/ David Sunde

 

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On today’s episode…

In this episode of the Parenting IQ podcast, Dr. Kelly Cagle has guest David Sunde, they discus the concept of 'Homegrown Discipleship,' and the importance of everyday moments in spiritual growth.

 
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Summary

In this episode of the Parenting IQ Podcast, David Sunde discusses the concept of 'Homegrown Discipleship,' emphasizing the importance of everyday moments in spiritual growth. He shares personal experiences from his upbringing and parenting journey, highlighting the significance of vulnerability, conflict resolution, and the role of family in shaping faith. David encourages parents to embrace their imperfections and to view their children as their mission field, fostering a nurturing environment for spiritual development.

About David Sunde

David Sunde has been involved in local church and nonprofit leadership for over twenty years from mega church to church start-up. David holds a doctorate in semiotics, culture, and the church through George Fox University and is the author of Small-Batch Disciplemaking. David and his wife, Laurel, are at home in Austin, TX, with their kids Bjorn and Annika. You can engage with him further at www.davidsunde.com.

https://www.davidsunde.com/

https://www.tyndale.com/p/homegrown-disciples/9781641588171

Takeaways

Discipleship happens in ordinary daily moments.

Vulnerability in parenting can lead to deeper connections.

Conflict resolution is essential for healthy relationships.

Parents should model humility and reconciliation for their children.

The home is a laboratory for unconditional love.

A legacy is what we leave in our children, not just material inheritance.

Children can teach parents about faith and life.

Discipleship is about direction, not perfection.

Family should be a safe haven where the best is shared.

Everyday experiences can be opportunities for spiritual growth.



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Healthy parenting is about seeing yourself as your child’s #1 teacher, saying the right words (or nothing at all) at the right time, and having the right tools to be intentional and impactful. Guessing your way through life, which is what most parents do, is a recipe for failure, but following the lead of someone who has two decades of research-based information and fully understands the demands of parenthood is a recipe for a full life— for you and your child.

With a PhD in education, I’m here to teach you how to use daily moments are learning opportunities so you raise confident and competent lifelong learners that thrive in an ever-changing world. 

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