Watermark Family Ministry Podcast

Parenting 9th- thru 12th-Grade Girls

Parenting 9th- thru 12th-Grade Boys

Parenting 6th- thru 8th-Grade Girls

Parenting 6th- thru 8th-Grade Boys

Parenting 1st- thru 3rd-Graders

This session of Building Blocks features a group of moms who have been blessed by the community they and their children have formed. They cover tips on starting a successful community of moms and suggest several field-tested outings and activities that can be done alone or with a group.

Sarah Stehlik encourages moms to resist apathy and chaos, and instead to choose passion, priorities, and delight in the sovereignty of God (before your brain turns to mush and your toddler uses it to decorate the walls!).

Holly walks us through a study of Proverbs 31 and teaches mothers how they can live a life worth celebrating.

Tracey Beckwith, a special education teacher and mother of two, shares how God made each of her children unique, including one with a learning difference and ADD. She offers insight into whether your child is simply rambunctious, unfocused, a late bloomer, or learning differenced or ADD.

Pam and John McGee discuss ways parents can stay connected and engaged as spouses in the midst of raising little ones. The insights they share will help you strengthen the foundation of your marriage during this busy season of life.

Teaching Your Toddler About Easter

Do you want to help your kids avoid some of the insecurities they are bombarded with from the world? Cathy McJunkin, mother of four teenagers, shares how you can help your child have a healthy self-image by building into their identity in Christ.

What are ten convictions you want your child to leave your home knowing and hopefully embracing? Judy Wimberley shares her ten and how she would teach them to toddlers.

In 2005, Sean and Jennifer Royall unexpectedly lost their 5-year-old little girl, Grace. Jennifer recounts the story of how a merciful God, through His Holy Spirit prepared her heart to deal with such tragedy; how the Lord guided her to prepare their two boys to deal with the death so that they could continue life with their faith and joy intact; and how our loving God has blessed them so that today their faith is stronger than it was before that fateful day.

Jennifer Lewis explores the challenge and call to be "missional moms" who are committed to the Lord's plans and purposes as we were exhorted in the Great Commission by studying Paul's heart in Colossians 4:2-6. She discusses the scripture and application of these verses relative to motherhood as a means of missional living.