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We're Killing Our Kids and Calling it Love

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By Jennie Scott, Jennie Scott, difficult. Jennie blogs
| For Every Mom
When I was growing up, one of the worst insults that could be hurled at a child (or his parents) was that he was a spoiled brat. It was a phrase that wasn’t used very often, but when it was, it stung. No one wanted to hear the perception that a child was spoiled. Now, we hardly hear the phrase, but maybe it’s because so many children are spoiled. Has the phrase decreased as the problem increased?
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Why I’ll Never Stop Asking Questions About My Faith

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By Jennie Scott
| 103.5 FM Orange Verified
By: Jennie Scott My faith looks like a drama in three parts. Act 1: Questions. Does God see me? Can he hear me? How could he possibly love me? Am I really going to heaven? Is the rapture going to happen tonight? I think I sinned again — am I going to hell now? What happens to people in countries who don’t know about Jesus? Can I listen to music that isn’t Christian? Does God want me to be a teacher? Does God love women as much as men? Does God tune me out when I repeat my prayers?
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When Rejection Ruins Who You Thought You Were – 96five Family Radio

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By Jennie Scott
| 96Five FM Verified
For me, recovering from rejection is a moment by moment decision to retrain my thoughts from feeling worthless to worthy. By 96five Wednesday 16 Dec 2020 By: Jennie Scott When you’ve experienced rejection in your life, a serious rejection of all that you are, you see everything through the lens of being unwanted and unworthy. Worthless, as a matter of fact, and disposable.
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