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Bekah McNeel is the author of (Bringing Up Kids When the Church Lets You Down: A Guide for Parents Questioning Their Faith). Despite any personal views expressed by myself or our guest Bekah McNeel, know that Brave Writer is a non-sectarian company that happily celebrates and includes members who hold a wide variety of worldviews, religious beliefs, non-religious beliefs, backgrounds, and political perspectives. While this conversation may be welcoming for some, it could be triggering for others. You can download show notes for the podcast here: () Resources: Sign up for Tea with Julie emails: () Brave Learner Home Membership: () Sign up for Text Message Pod Ring: 1 (833) 947-3684 and text the word POD Want help getting started with Brave Writer? Head over to (/getting-started) Sign up for the Brave Writer newsletter to learn about all of the special offers we’re doing in 2022 and you’ll get a free seven-day Writing Blitz guide just for signing up: () Connect with Julie: Instagram: (/juliebravewriter) Twitter: (/bravewriter) Facebook: (/bravewriter)Ĭontent warning: We deal with topics of evangelical Christianity and parenting in the United States. Let’s discuss the risks of trusting your child, the dangers of worrying too much, and some tips on how you can let go of a little more worry. That’s difficult to do when so much of parenting is wrapped up in worry-it gives us value.

These two are intrinsically opposed: Trust is the act of letting go of worry. As parents and caretakers, we are often torn between the trust we feel for our children and the worry that something will go wrong.

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