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The Slice

Welcome to this week’s edition of The Slice! We hope you enjoy the latest episode of The Deep Dish podcast and find the discussion questions helpful for conversation in small groups or over coffee with friends. Keep scrolling for this week’s article picks, including one with some helpful reflection questions as you think about your priorities. Don’t forget, this is just a taste of what’s going on with Women’s Initiatives. The main course is served in our full newsletter, Savor, which you’ll find in your inbox on the third Thursday of the month.

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What Your Teenagers Need from You

Parenting teens, like every other stage of parenting, comes with its own challenges and joys—and what worked when they were little may not address our children’s needs as they approach adulthood. Join Melissa Kruger in this week’s episode of The Deep Dish as she talks with Sandi Taylor and Ruth Chou Simons about unique ways to parent with wisdom and grace in the teen years. P.S. Are you enjoying The Deep Dish podcast? Come be part of a LIVE recording at TGC25 later this month!

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Discussion Questions
  1. What are some ways you want to “go first” in modeling for your kids what a life following Jesus looks like?
  2. How and why does rule-making give us a false sense of security as parents? In what areas are you most prone to create rules for your kids that go past what God has said?
  3. What idols has God revealed to you in your parenting? How could you combat the influence of those idols?
  4. How can you prioritize creating space and opportunities for conversations with your teen (or how will you plan to prioritize this in the future)?
  5. How does reflecting on the ways God parents you inform the way you want to parent your children?
  6. How can your discussion partners pray for you and your family in this season?
By Samantha Decker
What Haggai Taught Me About Priorities
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By Katie Polski
Is Your Women’s Ministry Intergenerational?
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