“A Strong-Willed Child and Her Loving Father” with Cynthia Tobias
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2022
- A strong-willed child. When was the last time you heard a parent say they have a strong-willed child, and were happy about it? This phrase usually has negative connotations and thoughts that fill our minds. But what if it didn’t? What if upon discovering we had a strong-willed child, we rejoiced, and knew that we had the tools to teach and guide that child well, and had great hope for the kind of force and strong-willed adult they could one day be for the Lord.
Cynthia Tobias was a strong-willed child, and is now a strong-willed adult, a humble force impacting our world for God’s kingdom. In her story you will hear the deep impact her loving Father and upbringing made on her life, and how the Lord she has trusted in from youth, has shaped who she is and how she ministers now, with her dear husband of 14 years, Jack Talley, in Bonney Lake, Washington.
Proverbs 3:5-6 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”
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SO Thankful to hear Cynthia’s wisdom today!💎Brokenness💎True North💎Go to The Rock💎Jesus💎Ground myself in the Hollow of His Hand💎draw closer to my💜Abba Father💜💎He Keeps me💎He Protects Me💎
Yes, to God be the glory.
Amen!
Thank you for sharing your insights. I have trauma based on strong willed parents unable to show compassion. When trauma is triggared, i can handle it.
This is so wonderful Everyone needs to hear this message. Wisdom is invaluable
Just ordered her book The Way We Work. 11-10-22. Want to buy more.
Hello
Merry Christmas
I've always wondered if "strong-willed" is a euphemism for rebellious and disobedient.
sometimes abusive parents use "strong-willed" to shame young children trying to get their basic needs met, not rebellious but needing to eat, sleep and be basically seen as human. Religious abuse is alive and very much real!
@@anita10674 You've made a valid point. There are abusive parents who, because of their own insecurities, attempt to crush their children . And yet assuming that's not the case, a parent's job is to show a child the consequences of disobedience. That's how we grow into self-controlled adults.