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I love that you’re talking about this. I got my oldest daughter a phone at 13 and we completely locked it down. Locking it down was a big frustration for her and as she got older, we unlocked it and then just put restrictions and time limits on everything. She still says that she feels like we got her a phone too early Our next daughter got her phone at 15. The way we did social media was they first have an account through my phone for at least the first year. That way I can see everything that’s going on. And they have to ask for my phone to look at it lol I think that worked out great and they seemed very happy with that, my daughter didn’t get Instagram on her own phone until she was 17.

These shows with teens are so insightful. Thank you So much. One of our boys just turn 13 and when I was listening to Asher, I was able to understand more my son and the moods and changes he is going through… to your teens. Thank you for joining mom and dad at the table!

This one stirred me so!❤️‍🔥Thank you all so much 🥹

What parent control/security program do you use?

this is the next book im getting!!

Thank you for all this wonderful content!

This was fantastic and so helpful. Just thought I'd let you know that the agreement has one of the points listed twice (unless it was intentional?) and a spelling mistake "watching shoes" instead of "shows"

🎉🎉***ATTENTION***🎉🎉 My family and I have a blended dynamic. We have all boys, 2 of which have phones. At our home we have rules and structure. Not so much at the other parents. Can your podcasts include more practical ways to implement structure and obedience in blended families in EVERY SITUATION? We pray for the other parents that they come to know the Lord and we also know that we can only control our household and keep doing our thing God's way, but it becomes discouraging and disheartening when the boys choose things contrary to what is being taught in our home.

Please please make a short of Sophie's prayer 🙏❤️ it was beautiful

This is so good!! Thank you!

Honestly I am so impressed with your son and how he is so honest with you. Gives me so much hope that I will have the same type of relationship my son as he grows.

“…people struggle to hear the voice of God and connect with God through prayer because they look for God’s voice in the voice of the accuser…” 🔥🔥😮‍💨🙏

I love the honesty of the young boy

I love the honesty from your children. So helpful hearing all sides of it. Thank you!

Ya,ll are for signs and wonders 😊❤ we love you guys and thank God for your ministry

Well done parents. You raised your kids to be very self aware children. I believe this is possible because you makes it safe for them to speak. It shows how well you researched to make an informed decision for your children. I don’t have any children yet I am a high school teacher and I can see how damaging social media has become. It’s terrifying!! We must pray for parents.

This was a great episode - I love when you bring your beautiful children into the discussions!

His "yaayy 🙃" 😂😂😂. I appreciate yall sharing this. God is good. Little dude did describe romans 7 so well. Thats never gonna end. But God! ❤🙏🙌

The enemy wants us to fight in our own sufficiency

Love you Momma Lisa, thank you for this. ❤️

Do your children make use of WhatsApp or how do they communicate with friends

We got my oldest a bark phone. They also have a Gabb phone. They are safer phone options. ❤

My oldest nephew doesn’t have a cell phone he has a smartwatch and it only has a few contacts on it. And he can call&text his few contacts and if he wants to add someone new onto his smartwatch he needs to get absolute permission from his parents. And then they can give him their ok!! And my oldest nephew doesn’t have any addiction issues at all!!he has grown up in a very very very very very Godly home. And his grandparents my parents are amazingly amazing Godly people:) And my baby sister And her husband are Christians:) And I’m the oldest aunty. And I’m super passionate about Jesus Christ:) @athomewiththebeveres

FYI: the Bible app allows full access to Facebook…you just have to dig deep enough.

FYI: the Bible app allows full access to Facebook. You just have to dig deep enough.

It's a drug. Their brains are still developing. Should they be exposed?

So good 👍 Please have more conversation like this.

For your boy, life will always feel like your different from the peers , especially if you’re doing something different and to better yourself, right now it’s your parents trying to better yall just pray for that 😊 just think there’s a great number of people trying to dumb down their phone anyhow because there’s depression etc

Going to share this on Facebook

This is so awesome. I loved hearing this conversation.

I LOVE these conversations and I love hearing your young teens being honest. I want to hear their perspective on UA-cam and y’all’s perspective on UA-cam as social media/ a way of learning and how yall train in that aspect. 🙏🏾

Love, love the honesty!!

Thank you, God. I needed this. Have a 14, 16, and 18 year old. Lost 18 year old to phone 📱

Your children are so blessed to have parents so intentional in their parenting. Keeping the conversation open between you all is so wonderful. Keep up the great work!

I have two young boys, these videos are SUCH a blessing as we navigate parenting. I love the honesty of your son! It shows you’ve given him a son-ship mindset. He knows he’s loved, you’re on his team, and he knows you want the best for him.

This is your best episode yet (and they are all good!). I REALLY appreciate the honesty and the biblical worldview you provide about phones. Also thankful your kids shared the honest battle. We need more of this! Good job 👏🏼

One of our best weapons is to know the Bible well. That means reading and studying it cover to cover. You need to repeat 100 times over. That way when your beliefs are challenged, you can defend them with scripture.

Life was so much easier when there was no internet and smart phones. But that train has left the station. This is a good idea to discuss phone use with our kids.

We were talking about this issue in our church leadership meeting. Parents feel their teens are glued to their phones. I noticed it when teaching the youth class two weeks ago. Three youth were told to keep their phones off during class.

Getting them a iphone sounds like a good idea until one of them says they lost the iphone.

I looooove you all's honesty... This was a very very productive conversation. I will watch this with family to discuss... many good points and reality checks.

Really appreciate you having your kids on and sharing as well. This is good. Appreciate this.

That intro! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

That was the best opener ever LOL <- that is actually nervous parent laughter 😂

It's not a privilege. Amen!!

I understand honesty when I'm in a good mood 😂😂😂 I love how honest your kids are❤ you guys are doing a great job

Such a key! Parents lead by example, not by command. It is so crucial to help children find a way to deal with stuff practically. That's how you build them, that is how you give them ideas they later on can choose from and develop their own along the way.

God wants us to live a large life. Live large. Not obeying God, is taking risk. God is faithful!

Thanks for this wonderful content! My question: Is it possible to overstep our spiritual authority? I've heard about a few people who came up against principalities maybe out of enthusiasm rather than God's leading and got into trouble. How can we avoid this? Where is the line in terms of what we definitely should rise up and take authority over and what we need to be more careful with? Thanks.

Which superbowl commercial? 🤔