210: Parenting Girls and Boys Differently, Respecting Our Children? Dr. Emerson Eggerichs

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
  • Dr. Emerson Eggerichs is an internationally known public speaker on the topic of marriage, parenting, communication and more. Based on over three decades of counseling as well as scientific and biblical research, Dr. Eggerichs developed the Love and Respect Marriage Conference which he presents to live audiences around the country. This dynamic and life-changing conference is impacting the world, resulting in the healing and restoration of countless relationships.
    Dr. Eggerichs has authored several books, including the national bestseller Love and Respect, which is a New York Times bestseller, Platinum and Book of the Year award winner, and sold over 2 million copies. Emerson and his wife Sarah live in Grand Rapids, MI and have three adult children. He is the Founder and President of Love and Respect Ministries.
    Emerson has blessed Katie and I in a tremendous way. The term love and respect is a common part of Christian vernacular all of a sudden now. It’s a household term in Christian marriages. It’s impacted countless homes. Ephesians 5:33 - “Nevertheless let every one of you in particular so love his wife even as himself; and the wife see that she reverence her husband.” is the verse that the Love and Respect message is based off. I hope that listening to this interview today will bring as much value to your life like it did mine!
    You can learn more and follow Dr. Emerson Eggerichs on his podcast, blog and other resources through his website: www.loveandrespect.com
    Emerson's books mentioned in podcast:
    "Love and Respect" - amzn.to/3MsAbWK
    "Mother and Son" - amzn.to/3oo185I
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    Timestamps:
    0:00-2:50 Intro
    2:51-5:15 What is new?
    5:20-8:45 Every Christian's Job
    8:46-15:25 the Bible's Long Term Vision
    15:26-16:56 The Growth Initiative Is Open
    16:57-20:51 The Lord Is Opening The Door
    20:52-27:48 Multi-generational Work
    27:50-33:55 Mother Son Relationship
    33:56-37:00 The Differences In Gender Matter
    37:01-40:15 Unique Pressure On The Family Today
    40:16-45:47 Applying God's Principles In Parenting
    46:10-49:25 Ways To Communicate to Our Children
    49:26-54:00 "The 5 Respect Languages"
    54:01-1:01:01 Connecting With Your Son
    1:01:02-1:06:07 In Summary
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  • @modelingmotherhood
    @modelingmotherhood Год назад +5

    "You dont cause me to be the way I am, you reveal to me the way I am" - that was mic drop ! So true.

  • @dhvh6580
    @dhvh6580 23 дня назад

    I can't say enough how incredible this episode was!!!

  • @thepuffinpanda9139
    @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +10

    Great episode! I'm a nanny, not a mom yet, but it is so evident to me how boys and girls are different. Just yesterday I did an interview with a family. The little boy was 6 and the little girl was 4. I was only there for about 20 minutes but in that time the little girl told me she loved me once and then shared some of her favorite stickers with me (building emotional connection) and the little boy told me tons of facts about his favorite airplanes and how they work (showing me his knowledge and how capable he is). It's crazy how, from such a young age, the way God made them different is so evident. I can't wait to impliment the lessons from Love and Respect into my work, marriage and (future) parenting! I'm starting the audiobook right now!

    • @csekegabi
      @csekegabi Год назад +3

      Please be cautious and look more into it, it’s been so harmful to many women and man. I think it’s so strange he says don’t ask a boy, they don’t like to talk as much as girls, just leave them alone don’t even try. My boys can’t wait for my attention when I can listen to them uninterrupted. They have so much to tell me.
      He calls his work research but research is so much more complex than asking 7000 people on single question.
      Sally and Clay Clarkson’s books are amazing on the topic of parenting. Great Sex Rescue and She deserves better are resources I highly recommend on the topic of marriage.

    • @cderry10
      @cderry10 Год назад +1

      Great thoughts!!

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +1

      ​​@@csekegabi Please tell me exactly when he said to not even try talking to boys? He never did. He simply said that boys and girls operate differently, which is true, and that a little boy may open up under different circumstances than a little girl. Maybe try listening again without your preconceived notions getting in the way.

    • @csekegabi
      @csekegabi Год назад +1

      52:30 “Man don’t need to connect, they don’t need to talk, they just want to provide..” He is saying there are exceptions to this. Off course, little girls are intimidated by twenty questions too, not just boys. Children in general don’t like longwinded conversations.

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +1

      @Csilla Cseke Yes, so your point is invalid because, like he said three seconds after your stopping point, that those were general statements that could potentially give insight into why your boy probably doesn't want to have heart to hearts with you like a girl would.

  • @pattytalbot906
    @pattytalbot906 Год назад +3

    Thank you for this conversation! I have a 17 year old son. I really needed to hear this today.

  • @palinapalina5258
    @palinapalina5258 Год назад +4

    Thank you for this great interview, for me it is one of the best videos from your podcast!

  • @theproductivemommy8169
    @theproductivemommy8169 Год назад

    What a wonderful conversation!!! Now I want to get that book!

  • @priscillaboafo7745
    @priscillaboafo7745 Год назад +1

    Wow, I learned a lot!

  • @Bonnieuxful
    @Bonnieuxful Год назад

    There’s a devil game commercial on your site. 😡

  • @emiliadawnsmith
    @emiliadawnsmith Год назад +3

    What scientific research?

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +1

      His son is a clinical psychologist

    • @emiliadawnsmith
      @emiliadawnsmith Год назад +2

      ​@@thepuffinpanda9139 and he has a PhD. But what's the scientific research that's being referred to?

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +1

      ​@Emily He talks about it in his book. How men and women's brains are different and how we react to different things based on how our brains/hormones/bodies work. It's pretty interesting. The podcast is only an hour long so it makes sense that he couldn't get too much into it.

    • @amyradtke169
      @amyradtke169 Год назад +3

      There's other research that backs that up as well...even non-Christian look at the female brain or the male brain. Fascinating reads

    • @emiliadawnsmith
      @emiliadawnsmith Год назад +5

      My understanding is the only research he cites in Love and Respect is from John Gottman, and is very misrepresented. For example, Gottman describes stonewalling as an unhealthy behavior most commonly displayed in men, while Eggerichs describes stonewalling as a normal behavior for men. Big difference!

  • @csekegabi
    @csekegabi Год назад +9

    We all know from Great Sex Rescue from Sheila Wray Gregoira how toxic his teachings and books are. So sad to see you promoting him.

    • @patfromsac7951
      @patfromsac7951 Год назад

      What do you mean? I’ve never heard

    • @csekegabi
      @csekegabi Год назад +4

      @@patfromsac7951Go check out Sheila more in depth, but one example is that man need unconditional respect in the example where he leaves wet towel on the floor and her asking him not to do it is nagging and portrayed as a bad thing for the husband’s self esteem. There is no mention of domestic abuse, no mutuality, man have this need that women don’t have and understand. He says women have a need for emotional connection whereas man have a need for sexual release. Sheila says healthy people need both love and respect, sex is for both partners not just for the husband. And expecting or asking a husband to take his fare share of life (like picking up his own wet towel) is not nagging.
      He calls asking 7000 people one question is research? I don’t think he understands what research is.

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +6

      ​@Csilla Cseke So much if The Great Sex Rescue is unbiblical. She says that there should be no leader in the home and that both the husband and wife should be leaders but that is very much against scripture. Jesus is not an egalitarian. Sheila is and she tries to manipulate God's word to pretend that He is too.

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад

      ​@@csekegabi ruclips.net/video/1PTxAS02CRs/видео.html

    • @thepuffinpanda9139
      @thepuffinpanda9139 Год назад +2

      ​​@@cderry10 Yes, the data showing that the rolls that God put forth in marriage work and will continue to work until the end of time. Ignoring it for the sake of our feelings will not help our marriages or our children.

  • @bigfatdogby
    @bigfatdogby Год назад +4

    Disappointed you are promoting Emmerson Eggplant.

  • @sabl6381
    @sabl6381 Год назад +1

    I like how this guy seems to be a straight shooter. I'm a wife and a mother and he is totally right about women hijacking men's stuff to ask "What about us?" Haha.