Is My Son Too Effeminate? 

I love the way you encourage families to utilize the other members in their church to help foster their children's spiritual development. I think this is an often overlooked treasure from God. Thank you for your biblical perspective. You have a wisdom beyond your years!

That "working together for a common goal" is great advice for siblings who are very different in personality and age.... I know this is not even close to the point of this podcast, but that advice really resonated with me too! I'm looking forward to the Gods Good Design curriculum!

Thank you so much for this all! I pray you continue doing these videos. You have no idea how much you have helped my family over the years.

Thank you Elizabeth!🙏

I appreciate this episode as a great conversation starter! I am curious though why entertainment and friendship are the goal instead of learning to serve together as a way of building attachment instead. When we cultivate entertainment based attachment with peers as a priority it can send the wrong message conflicting with Luke 9:23. I wonder if it wouldn’t also be helpful to foster children together to work towards a common goal in serving. It is certainly not immoral to go to the zoo but if you want your child to grow healthy godly relationships perhaps help them bond with a child over serving others and using their unique gifts as a team.

Interesting video. Some important points, such as avoiding indoctrination and affirming a child's gifting. However Elizabeth is not qualified to diagnose gender dysphoria, nor are parents qualified to do so (even in the case that a parent is a health care practitioner, it is unethical to diagnose your own family). In order to determine whether a child is experiencing gender dysphoria, they need to be assessed by a qualified clinician, and no, biblical counselling is not sufficient to support a parent (or child) in this journey. Biblical counsellors are rarely clinically qualified, and they can do great harm / damage, especially where neurodiversity or trauma is a factor in the child or parent's journey.