Episode 173 | Conflicting Opinions on Biblical Discipline with Abbie Halberstadt
Are you confused by parenting philosophies that claim to be biblical, but seem to contradict what the Bible says about discipling children? Do you desire to raise emotionally healthy, self-controlled children who make wise decisions, but aren’t sure how or why discipline plays a part? Join Katy and me, along with special guest Abbie Halberstadt, as we discuss the difference between the popular secular movement of Gentle Parenting and what Scripture says to us about raising our children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.
We have a brand new episode of the Parenting with Ginger Hubbard podcast available today. Here’s a little more about what you can expect:
Episode 173 | Conflicting Opinions on Biblical Discipline with Abbie Halberstadt: The Lord has given us everything we need to know as we raise our kids through each age and stage. The truths of God’s Word are unchanging. The commands and promises set forth in the Bible for parents to raise their children in the discipline and instruction of the Lord are just as timeless and true for today’s parents as they were for all the parents before us and all the parents to come. So let’s take any advice or philosophy on parenting make sure it stands with what we’re taught in Scripture.
If you are finding this podcast encouraging, would you prayerfully consider partnering with us by making a monthly or one-time donation? Whether it’s a dollar a month or twenty dollars a month, your support helps to sustain this podcast and keep it on the air. If you feel led to partner with us, you can donate any amount at
You can subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen, and we’d be so appreciative if you would leave us a rating or review. You can also help spread the word by forwarding this email and/or share our posts about the podcast on social media. I would love to connect with you on Instagram and Facebook, and you can connect with Katy on Instagram as well. Be sure to click on the “freebies” button below to access all of the free resources we mention. Have a wonderful week!
Warmly,
Ginger