Asian American Parenting

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The Rooted Ministry and SOLA Network's Asian American Parenting Podcast: Where the Gospel Intersects with Asian American Faith, Culture, and Parenting.

  1. Jul 16

    Unpredictable Life Events, The Brain, and its Impact on Teenagers (Adolescent Research, Scripture, and Asian American Parenting, Part 3)

    In part three of this series on adolescent research, Scripture, and Asian American parenting, Danny and Monica look at recent research on unpredictable life events in the lives of teenagers and its impact on their brain development. They use this as a topic to discuss the spiritual vs. the flesh in humanity. They also discuss aspects of immigrant life that may have caused unpredictability for second generation parents growing up and its impact on them as they now parent teenagers. They also consider how parents of teenagers can grow out of harmful habits and set a model of faith for their teenagers.  Resources: How Knowing Jesus as Our Healer Impacts Our Parenting - Rooted Ministry Anxiety and Gen Z: Longing for Deep Peace - Rooted Ministry Making Sense of Man: Using Biblical Perspectives to Develop a Theology of Humanity by Vern Poythress Are You Wearing Fig Leaves? Helping Our Children See the Effects of the Fall - Rooted Ministry Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry.   Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  2. Jul 2

    Adolescent Research, Scripture, and Asian American Parenting (AAP), Part 2: Use of Time

    In part 2 of this series on adolescent research, scripture and Asian American parenting, Danny and Monica look at recent research on unstructured social media use in teenagers and its impact on their mental health. They consider aspects of unstructured and structured time in the lives of teenagers as well as how parents and teenagers can redeem time, in godly ways, in the lives of teenagers. They also consider where church, faith, and youth groups fit in the lives of Christian teenagers. Parenting Teenagers: Are You Coaching or Controlling? - Rooted Ministry Teenagers, Parents, and the Anxiety Epidemic: What a Counselor Wants You to Know - Rooted Ministry Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  3. Jun 18

    Adolescent Research, Scripture, and Asian American Parenting (AAP), Part 1: Conversation and Communication in Families

    In this new series, Danny and Monica look at recent research and studies about teenagers and families and assess them through the lens of scripture. They then apply their conclusions for its implications for Asian American Parenting. In part 1 of this series, they examine a study about childhood religious experiences and adult outcomes, and how it relates to communication in the adult-teenager relationship for faith.The Art of Communicating with Your Teen by Christina Fox How Do I Have a Spiritual Conversation With My Teenager? Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  4. Jun 4

    Scripture and AAP: What Psalm 127:3 Teaches about AAP

    In this final episode of the mini-series on what Scripture teaches about Asian American parenting, Danny and Monica look at Psalm 127:3 in relation to the Confucian upbringing that many Asian American parents were brought up within. They contrast this with Psalm 127:3, as well as the idea of parents being ambassadors of God to their children. They close with an exhortation on how repentance is part of the parenting process and sanctification journey in parenting.  Surrendering Control: Parenting as Stewardship, Not Ownership - Rooted Ministry   Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Parenting: 14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family by Paul Tripp  Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  5. May 21

    Scripture and AAP: What Ephesians 6:1-4 Teaches about AAP

    In this episode of AAP, Danny and Monica continue in part 3 of their mini-series on scripture and Asian American Parenting, and look at Ephesians 6:1-4. They discuss the contrast between Paul’s exhortation for children to obey their parents versus parents not to provoke their children to anger. They continue to discuss the idea of parenting from a 1st generation perspective to the rise of Tiger parenting. Finally, they discuss verse 4 of Ephesians 6 about what it means for parents to not “exasperate” their children versus bringing them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.  Surrendering Control: Parenting as Stewardship, Not Ownership - Rooted Ministry by Mike Ruamthong Five Ways to Preach the Gospel From Ephesians - Rooted Ministry by Seth Steward  Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  6. May 7

    Scripture and Asian American Parenting: What Proverbs 22:6 Teaches about AAP

    In this episode of AAP, Danny and Monica continue in part two of their mini-series on scripture and Asian American Parenting, and look at Proverbs 22:6. They discuss the unique aspect of Proverbs 22:6 in light of the book of Proverbs and how it teaches about parenting. They also exhort listeners and reflect what are some of the differences of Asian American parenting from our parents’ church generation versus subsequent generations. They conclude their discussion on what it means to discipline versus train up a teenager, and its implications for Asian American parenting.  'If You Love Me, Obey Me!' Law, Grace, and the Book of Proverbs for Parents - Rooted Ministry by Anna Nash Proverbs for Parents: Hunger and the Fullness of God - Rooted Ministry by Melissa Powell Resources For Christian Parents | Rooted Ministry Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  7. Apr 16

    Scripture and Asian American Parenting: Deuteronomy 6:5-9

    In this episode, Danny and Monica begin a new mini-series on Scripture and Asian American parenting, beginning with Deuteronomy 6:5-9. Together they examine the practical application of this passage for families. They consider prior generations of immigrant family contexts and what those differences might teach Asian American parents today, gleaning wisdom for gospel-centered parenting.Rooted Resources: Parents Are the Primary Disciple-Makers Of Their Children by Anna Mead Harris Parenting in the New School Year  by Tim St. John Christian Parenting Resources Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting podcast wherever you find your podcasts available. Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

  8. Apr 2

    The Spiritual Formation of Parents

    In this episode, Danny sits down with Professor and Pastor James Lee to discuss the topic of the spiritual formation of Asian American parents, which plays a critical role in parenting our teenagers. Their conversation encourages parents to consider their spiritual lives to become more fruitful believers in the Lord—for their own sakes as well as for the good of their teenagers.   James Lee (MA, Talbot) is a Professor at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University and also serves as a pastor in the local church. He is passionate about bridging the church and the academy by helping believers develop a biblical worldview that encourages flourishing in the faith. His interests in practical, systematic, and philosophical theology led him to research a theology of the emotions and its integration with sanctification as part of his doctoral work. Parenting in the New School Year  by Tim St. John Struggling with Family Discipleship? Here’s Hope and Encouragement. By Brian Dembowczyk Christian Parenting Resources Subscribe and follow the Asian American Parenting podcast wherever you find your podcasts.  Hosted by Danny Kwon, Ph.D., the Senior Director of Youth Ministry Content and Cross-Cultural Initiatives for Rooted Ministry, and Monica Kim, Ph.D., a psychologist and Christian counselor. Together, Monica and Danny have co-authored Teenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders.

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