Sticking Our Children To God – Audio Video

Heloise "Lois" Ridley, MBA, MA —  June 17, 2015

Slides: https://www.scribd.com/doc/267891519/Sticking-Our-Children-to-God-2014

One of my personal missions in life is to ask God how to Glue Kids to Him so that they have a better chance of sticking and to share with others what I learn along the way. Parenting is much easier when God is in their hearts and He can teach them as He has promised.

Sticking of course means staying connected to Him in their lives to fulfill the role He created for them and have a more successful life…. We are all familiar with sticky notes that tend to wear out giving use and eventually fall off the paper.

THAT is NOT what we want…
Id like to see people’s kids…stick more like that cement glue that binds your fingers together if you are not careful.
It stays.
In fact I want to see kids stuck like
Rhino glue. It claims to be the strongest glue in the world.

DISCLAIMER: GOD WILL HELP US WHEREVER, WHEREVER I repeat, wherever we are at….

Even if we missed the mark before and are playing catchup. If God brought a problem to your attention He obviously has plans to help you as well. Just ask Him.

If you need our help… please contact me facebook page messaging is best

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http://HeloiseRidley.com

Heloise "Lois" Ridley, MBA, MA

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Heloise (Lois) Ridley, MBA,MA is a therapist specializing in Trauma Informed Care (TIC) and trauma healing. She counsels children, youth and their families for outpatient, homes and schools. Heloise trains to service providers and caregivers to equip them in TIC and numerous counseling issues such as suicide and self-harm prevention, anxiety, depression and grief. At-risk traumatized youth is her area of specialization. She loves to encourage, instruct and empower caregivers, service providers and youth to live and impact the world around them. She begins this effort with her own family with hubby and six plus a few children who are beginning to "fly" with their eagle wings.