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The Family Rewarded Cycle

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Emerson and Jonathan discuss the Family Rewarded Cycle, the final cycle from Love and Respect In The Family. When parenting, what ultimately matters is an individual's relationship with God. Emerson explains how to see and relate to our children apart from their response or performance, all in the context of an eternal view.

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Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.

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Jonathan Eggerichs, Psy.D.

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