#338: Dads, Your Teen Needs This More Than Advice (Feat. James McLamb)
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What do today’s teens need most from their parents? According to research involving more than 2,500 young people, the answer isn't better technology rules, stricter discipline, or more information—it's identity, connection, and purpose.
In this powerful conversation, Don Manning sits down with James McLamb, founder of Generation Youth, to discuss the biggest challenges facing today's teenagers and the critical role dads play in helping their children thrive. Drawing from years of research and ministry experience, James shares how teens are asking three fundamental questions: Who am I? Where do I belong? Why am I here?
Together, Don and James explore how fathers can help answer those questions by intentionally investing time in their kids, speaking life into them, and helping them discover their God-given purpose. They discuss why connection must come before correction, how family traditions help build identity, and practical ways parents can create meaningful conversations with their teens—even in today's busy world.
Whether you're raising elementary-aged children or navigating the teenage years, this episode offers practical encouragement and biblical wisdom for helping your kids develop a strong sense of identity in Christ.
Key Takeaways:
- Why identity is the foundation of a teen's confidence and faith.
- The three biggest struggles facing young people today.
- How dads can move from correcting to coaching.
- Practical ways to build connection through everyday moments.
- Why purpose gives teens motivation and direction.
If you've ever wondered how to better connect with your child and help them become who God created them to be, this conversation will equip and encourage you.
Listen now and discover how intentional connection today can shape your child's future for years to come.
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