Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Kevin Leman
From Control to Peace : A Mom’s Guide to Peace :: Sarah Stephens [Ep 590]
Don't Mom Alone Podcast From Control to Peace : A Mom’s Guide to Peace :: Sarah Stephens [Ep 590] 2026-09-14 05:15:00 As moms, it can be easy to confuse parenting with controlling. We want our children to make wise choices, succeed, and avoid pain. But fear can quickly turn our desire to help into nagging, manipulation, or control. Sarah Stephens joins me to talk about what it looks like to move from controlling our children to mentoring, discipling, guiding, and loving them well.
Do pátku bude vaše dospívající dítě jiné
O knize Do pátku bude vaše dospívající dítě jiné Znáte toho člověka? - Jí cereálie z velké mísy. - Její pokoj vypadá jako skladiště... v lepším případě. - Před snídaní se třikrát převlékne. - Kdyby se udílela cena za obracení očí v sloup, získal by ji. - Jejím oblíbeným sportem je odmlouvání. - V uších má neustále sluchátka. Dokáže psát SMS jako ztřeštěný datel, zatímco se dívá na seznamovací reality show, poslouchá svou oblíbenou hudbu a dělá domácí úkol.
Sourozenecké konstelace - Kevin Leman
O knize Sourozenecké konstelace Vaše sourozenecká konstelace, tedy skutečnost, že jste se narodili jako první, druzí či další nebo že jste vyrůstali jako jedináček, ovlivnila to, jakým člověkem jste se stali. K. Leman spojuje výsledky dlouholetého výzkumu se svou praxí poradenského psychologa a zkušenostmi z vlastní rodiny.
2026 Summer Reading List: Mine
Earlier this week we kicked off Book Nerd Christmas: that time when the literary lovers start the summer by peering into each others beach book bag. In that post, I gave you ten titles that I’ve read over the last year that I’d recommend to you. But now it’s time for my list. As I was assembling these titles, and theme emerged: I realized that almost 2/3 of these books are by folks who wrote some of my other favorite titles, so I’m returning to their Amazon author’s page to crack open another one.
The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended
The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended Baker Books / 2021 / Paperback 5 out of 5 stars for The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended (71 Reviews) Write a Review In Stock Stock No: WW900823 Buy Item Our Price$12.99 Retail: $17.99 Save 28% ($5.00) In Stock Quantity: Stock No: WW900823 Baker Books / 2021 / Paperback Quantity: Add To Cart Quantity: Add To Cart ▼▲Other Formats (2) Description Price Add...
In View of God's Mercies - Bible Study Book with Video Access
Shop Events Churches Free Shipping on Orders Over $50 (U.S. Only) In View of God's Mercies - Bible Study Book with Video Access by Courtney Doctor Paperback 21.99 + View Product Details Product Details Publisher: Lifeway Press Language: English Publication Date: 02/01/2022 ISBN-10: 1087747481 ISBN-13: 9781087747484 SKU: 9781087747484 Sign up to receive our newsletter and be the first to hear about new book releases and store specials. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER
“I hate you!” (Episode 322)
If our kids say to us, “I hate you,” how do we know if it is rebellion or a reaction caused by a deeper hurt? Learn how you can diagnose the cause of this behavior on this episode of Have a New Kid by Friday Podcast. **Special Offer– July 1 – 31: When Your Kid Is Hurting ebook for $1.99 at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or wherever you get your ebooks** Show Sponsored by Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Produced by Unmutable™ Transcript
The Ultimate Goal of Reality Discipline
By Dr. Kevin Leman, Crosswalk.com The most important questions parents ask me are “How do I help my child develop spiritually?” and “How do I enhance my child’s relationship with God?” Be Authentic The key to answering these questions centers around the Reality Discipline concept of action, not words. Children hear many words about God in their home, Sunday school, and church. But too often they don’t see much action that seems connected to what they hear.
Mom vs. Dad
All too often, bickering couples turn molehills into mountains. In Mom vs Dad, Tom & Lucy Riles prove that the view is better, and usually funnier, from the molehill. I think this book deserves a hashtag; #BickerBest—Tom Bergeron, TV Host and Veteran Husband, - A true to life, humorous peek of his side/her side that will bring smiles and laughter to your heart. It confirms what I've always said, men are strange and women are weird...You'll love it.
Mom vs. Dad
All too often, bickering couples turn molehills into mountains. In Mom vs Dad, Tom & Lucy Riles prove that the view is better, and usually funnier, from the molehill. I think this book deserves a hashtag; #BickerBest—Tom Bergeron, TV Host and Veteran Husband A true to life, humorous peek of his side/her side that will bring smiles and laughter to your heart.
How Will You Measure Your Life?
Written by: Collected Authors | Narrated by: Jeff Woodman Forge your own path to happiness in your everyday life and in the workplace with insights from this illuminating New York Times bestseller. “One of the more surprisingly powerful books of personal philosophy of the 21st century” (Forbes), with over 6,800 five-star ratings on Goodreads. PUBLISHER DESCRIPTION From the world’s leading thinker on innovation and New York Times bestselling author of The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton M.
Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman prove to be the ultimate ‘lawnmower parents’
The latest college cheating scandal has already caught more than 50 adults red-handed, including coaches, test administrators, CEOs and Hollywood celebrities – not to mention embarrassing the heck out of elite universities like Yale, Stanford, Georgetown, USC and UCLA. That academic cheating goes on isn’t exactly breaking news.
First born, only child, middle child? What birth order reveals about you (and why you should care)
Birth order isn’t an exact science, because not all characteristics fit every person in that birth order. (iStock) Which description is most like you? 1: A natural leader and perfectionist, you are logical, technical, well-organized, conscientious, a good reader, and a list-maker. You take life seriously and don’t like surprises. 2: Self-motivated, a voracious reader, and high achiever, you think in black and white and use always and never a lot.
The ‘1, 2, 3 Plan’ Will Change the Way You Think About Intervening in Your Kid’s Squabbles at School
We all know the feeling as a parent of wanting to fix things, to protect your child, to un-do a wrong. To set up court and act like Judge Judy. But here’s a reminder—the tough decisions you make as a parent are the best decisions you will make for your child. They need to grow psychological muscles to deal with the tough days that are coming. You can firmly stand behind your child and certainly can stand next to your child, but what you can’t do is stand in front of your child.
How being a ‘lawn mower’ parent will only set your kid up for failure
Seriously – you do your son’s homework for him? You make excuses for your daughter when she doesn’t show up for school on time? Really? Are you going to follow them to college and their first job to make sure they’re happy and comfortable every moment there too? If you think you’re doing those things for your kid, take a good look in the mirror. You’re selfish. All those things you’re doing…well, you’re not really doing them for your kid.
How being a ‘lawn mower’ parent will only set your kid up for failure
Seriously – you do your son’s homework for him? You make excuses for your daughter when she doesn’t show up for school on time? Really? Are you going to follow them to college and their first job to make sure they’re happy and comfortable every moment there too? If you think you’re doing those things for your kid, take a good look in the mirror. You’re selfish. All those things you’re doing…well, you’re not really doing them for your kid.
Divorce is never easy - but here’s what your kids need most from you
There’s no such thing as an “easy divorce” – for anyone involved. Kids of divorce feel like a dried-out turkey wishbone after Thanksgiving, with Mom pulling at one end and Dad the other. “Why did my family have to fall apart?” “If Mom and Dad don’t love each other, will they no longer love me?” “If Dad leaves, will I not see him again? Will Mom leave too?” “Is this my fault? Do they hate me?” “What if we can’t keep our house? Will I have to move? Change schools?” “Will Mom and Dad split us kids up?
Back to School: Want to know what your child is REALLY thinking? Shut up and do this
If you want to know what your child is really thinking, shut up and listen. If you’re the typical parent, when your kid comes to you with a problem, you know how they should feel and how they shouldn’t feel. You think you’re being helpful when you say things like: “Oh, honey, it’ll be okay. Don’t worry about it.” “It’s not that big of a thing.” “Are you sure you’re not imagining it?” But all those seemingly helpful statements convey that you didn’t hear what their heart was saying.
What to Do when Your Kids Are Irresponsible
“I have two children,” an exhausted mom told me. “One treats me like I’m on earth to serve her. The other is so lazy I can hardly stand him. I’m sick of the irresponsible behavior, and when I try to confront it, I get nothing but yelling and slamming doors. I really need some help.” What this mom needed was a solo vacation to Maui . . . and a game plan that trumped her kids’ behavior.
Want your kids to talk to you? Try this...
If you want your kids to talk to you, don’t ask them questions. Kids and husbands have a lot in common—both hate questions. Husbands don’t have the nerve to tell their wives how much they detest the why word. Kids? Boys will grunt a nonsensical response, girls will flash a dramatic eye-roll, and both will focus back on their iPhones within three seconds. “But Dr. Leman, I think it’s very important to ask my child how his day was when he gets home from school,” you say.
Pegg Thomas - Writer
A Perfect Ambition by Kevin Leman My rating: 4 of 5 stars When I picked “A Powerful Secret” to review, I didn’t realize it was book two of a series. I read the opening chapters and knew I had to back up and read book one. “A Perfect Ambition” is book one. Will Worthington was born to be a leader, groomed to be a leader, and had the wealth to be a leader. But the leader of what? He’d assumed for years that he’d become the CEO of the largest oil company on earth.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Kevin
Contact Kevin, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack