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Dr. E. Dewey Smith - Living Hope

The House of Hope Atlanta

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Welcome to the Dr. E. Dewey Smith, Jr., Podcast. Dr. Smith is the Senior Pastor/Teacher of The House of Hope Atlanta, The House of Hope Macon and The House of Hope SouthPointe. Listen and gain INSIGHT and INSPIRATION that will IMPACT your life. Every podcast is designed to help you develop a closer walk with God and to experience a “better life” as a result. We are not focused on selling you products; rather, we are inviting you to be part of our community. We are a community of believers th ...
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The Clearly Christian with Dr. Cy Smith podcast is designed to help to Know More about the way your children are being educated, so that you can say NO MORE to the same. Dr. Cy Smith interviews leaders in the Christian Education field in order to help you learn what is happening in our schools, and to our children. Today, after 16,000 hours of K-12 education, our kids come out of many government schools rolling their eyes at religion and showing disdain for our Christian history. Western cul ...
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Dr. Karina Smith Podcast

Dr. Karina Smith

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A series of conversations of my two loves, Yin Yoga and Chinese Medicine. Combining both interviews with interesting people from both worlds and shorter insights from my own experiences as a Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Yin Yoga teacher and educator.
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Living Life Through the word of God Podcast. I’m Pastor Dr. Darlene Smith. John 6:63 My word is Spirit it is Life. How else to live life but through the word of God? Jesus said that He came so that we may have life and that more abundantly. God spoke a word in my heart years ago and started me on a path leaving the past behind and pressing on to God's purpose for my life. It was by the Grace of God I was saved. Ephesians 2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves ...
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When curiosity strikes, where do you turn? While YouTube offers endless tutorials, don't overlook the remarkable wisdom hidden in children's books! These deceptively simple resources distill complex concepts into clear, accessible explanations – perfect for beginning any learning journey. Visit me at: https://rogersmithmd.com/ This has been a produ…
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In a recent episode of this podcast, featuring Dr. Keith McDaniel, we discussed what it means to operate in uncharted territory, in unstable times. In this Extra Credit episode of the Clearly Christian Podcast, Dr. Cy Smith, Superintendent of Mansfield Christian School and producer Bryan Lefelhoc dig deeper into the key themes brought up in that ep…
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Let's face it – reminders are part of family life! Even adults need calendars, notifications, and sticky notes to keep track of commitments, so it's perfectly normal when children need memory support too. Young minds are still developing the executive function skills that help with remembering responsibilities and tasks. Instead of viewing constant…
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Just like reading or riding a bike, social skills don't develop automatically—they're learned through guidance, practice, and real-world experience. Children need our help to navigate the complex world of human interaction. Watch how your child connects with others. Do they struggle with sharing, taking turns, or reading emotional cues? These obser…
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The true measure of strength isn't physical prowess or fearlessness, but rather the inner resilience that helps children navigate life's challenges. As parents, we have the privilege of cultivating this inner fortitude in our children—not overnight, but through consistent, intentional guidance. Real strength comes from developing unwavering integri…
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When children interact, disagreements naturally arise – over toys, attention, or space. While constant fighting isn't healthy, learning to stand up for oneself and one's beliefs is an essential life skill. The goal isn't to raise children who avoid all conflict, but rather to nurture individuals who know when and how to stand their ground. A health…
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Connecting through conversation with your child isn't about forced heart-to-hearts or lengthy lectures. It's about finding those golden moments when hearts and minds are open to truly hearing each other. Think of meaningful conversations like catching butterflies – they rarely come when chased, but rather when the conditions are just right. Maybe i…
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Think of discipline as 90% teaching and guiding, and 10% punishment. At its heart, effective discipline is about teaching and nurturing – imagine yourself as a coach rather than a referee. The vast majority of discipline should focus on encouragement, patient teaching, celebrating small wins, and helping your child practice good choices. Early, con…
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Never doubt the profound influence you have on your child's life journey. Every bedtime story, every encouraging word, every moment of patience, and every lesson shared shapes who they will become. You're not just raising a child – you're nurturing the person they'll grow to be. Your daily choices and actions, both big and small, ripple into their …
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Don't underestimate the magic of a simple game! Whether it's a traditional game of hide-and-seek or an imaginative adventure you create together, playing with your children opens doors to deeper connection and joy. Children are natural players – they delight in the thrill of discovering hidden treasures and giggle with excitement when found in thei…
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Watching your child mimic others isn't just adorable – it's a crucial part of their development. Like apprentices learning a craft, children naturally observe and copy the world around them, especially their parents. Those little moments when they try to wear your shoes or copy your gestures are actually powerful learning opportunities. Through imi…
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The world we live in today is uncharted territory. And society as it is is certainly bringing about unstable times. If we aren't careful, we'll get lost. We'll need a map, and a compass, especially if we are teaching and leading a team, or paving the way for our next generation. School and leadership can certainly provide a strong map. Our souls wi…
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As parents, we often find ourselves in quiet moments of self-reflection, wrestling with frustrations about our reactions, habits, or parenting choices. That desire for change is natural and valuable – but transformation doesn't happen overnight. Real personal growth comes through two powerful channels: the people who touch our lives and the knowled…
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Don't let stormy skies dampen your family's spirit! While many parents rush their children indoors when weather turns rough, these "imperfect" moments can become magical childhood experiences. Let your little ones splash in puddles and feel rain on their faces. Watch their wonder as lightning illuminates the sky (from a safe spot inside), or help t…
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A child's ability to reason logically develops gradually as their brain matures. While adults might see their toddler's behavior as illogical, young children simply haven't yet developed the neural pathways necessary for complex reasoning and deduction. During the early years, children learn best through clear, consistent rules and routines rather …
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Young children experience time differently than adults do - minutes can feel like hours to them! This is especially true for younger children, who haven't yet developed a strong sense of how time passes. To help your child build their understanding of time, try using timers during daily activities. For toddlers and preschoolers, start with brief in…
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Children are naturally curious, constantly trying to make sense of the world around them. As a parent, you have a unique opportunity to help them understand that not everything is random – sometimes things exist or happen for specific reasons. Explain the purpose behind everyday experiences and unusual situations. When something seems strange or ou…
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Memories are the invisible threads that weave families together, and storytelling is the loom that brings these threads to life. Children have an innate curiosity about their family history, especially stories involving themselves or their parents' childhood experiences. When you share personal stories, you're doing more than entertaining your chil…
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In today's information-saturated world, helping children develop critical thinking skills is more important than ever. Learning to discern between what's real and what's fabricated is a crucial life skill that begins with simple lessons and grows more complex over time. Start with basic communication at home. Help children understand the difference…
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This is a deeper dive into Episode 23 "In Pursuit of Teacher Well Being" with Dr. John Walker. In this episode of Clearly Christian, Host Dr. Cy Smith, Superintendent at Mansfield Christian School, discusses the complexities and challenges faced by teachers today, and how hard it is for them to do their job. He emphasizes the importance of understa…
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When life throws unexpected changes at children, their reactions can range from mild uncertainty to significant distress. As parents, how we respond to their reactions shapes both their immediate coping abilities and their long-term resilience. The key to helping children navigate change lies in combining compassion with clear communication. When s…
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Children's musical preferences offer a window into their developing personalities and tastes. Since music plays such a powerful role in shaping emotions, attitudes, and memories, it's valuable to thoughtfully guide your children's musical exploration. Expose your children to diverse musical styles and genres – from classical and jazz to folk and co…
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Many people wonder who holds the most significant role in a household, but this question misses the deeper truth about family life. A thriving home isn't built around a single "most important" person, it is the marriage. At the core of this family unit is the foundation of a strong marriage. When parents build and maintain a healthy relationship, t…
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What to Do When Your Child Gets Stung by a Bee or Wasp It's natural to feel alarmed when your child gets stung, but most stings can be handled calmly at home. Here's what you should do: First, focus on cleaning the affected area. If you spot a stinger (common with bee stings), remove it by gently scraping or flicking it off with your fingernail or …
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There's profound wisdom in letting children get their hands (and everything else) dirty. When we allow our little ones to splash in muddy puddles, dig in garden soil, or create masterpieces from earth and water, we're giving them more than just playtime—we're offering them sensory adventures that nurture both body and imagination. These muddy momen…
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Teachers do not have it easy. Not by any measure. Most people have no idea what they go through, day in and day out. And it's getting harder. But the work they do is so important that we simply can not take their well being for granted. In this episode of the Clearly Christian podcast, host Dr. Cy Smith, Superintendent at Mansfield Christian School…
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Like perennial plants that quietly gather strength beneath the soil before bursting into unexpected bloom, our children accumulate experiences, knowledge, and character in ways we can't always see. Then suddenly, in beautiful moments of revelation, we witness the flowering of all that hidden growth. Perhaps it's a moment of unexpected kindness, a d…
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There's something transformative about live theatre—a unique magic that can't be replicated through screens. When the curtain rises and real performers breathe life into stories before your eyes, children experience storytelling in its most immediate and engaging form. They become part of the narrative, sharing the same air as the performers, feeli…
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Whether you're surrounded by skyscrapers or cornfields, small engines are everywhere—from lawnmowers to leaf blowers, from remote-controlled cars to kitchen appliances. These everyday machines offer perfect opportunities to teach children practical skills and spark curiosity about how things work. Don't let your own mechanical inexperience hold you…
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Like a forest after a fire, healing—whether physical or emotional—often looks messier before it looks better. The inflammation that follows injury isn't just pain; it's the body's wisdom at work, rushing attention and resources to the wounded area. Similarly, emotional healing often requires us to look directly at what hurts, making the pain feel m…
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Despite the old saying that "no good deed goes unpunished," goodness remains a powerful force that builds lasting connections and strengthens our parenting village. While acts of kindness might sometimes bring unexpected challenges, they weave an essential fabric of support that all parents need. In the journey of raising children, we're stronger w…
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Living Life Through the word of God Podcast: Main Scripture : 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.2 The same was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. 14) And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, t…
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Like seasons shifting, our preferences and passions naturally transform over time. Yesterday's favorite color becomes tomorrow's passing fancy; today's beloved hobby might fade into a cherished memory. This evolution of taste is a beautiful part of growing up—and growing older—for both parents and children. This understanding becomes especially cru…
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Let's be honest—there are moments when the weight of parenthood feels crushing, when the endless demands and responsibilities make us question everything. These feelings, though rarely discussed openly, are a normal part of the parenting journey, whether you're a mother or father. Having days when you dislike the role of parent doesn't make you a b…
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Life's most profound beauty lies not in grand gestures, but in the quiet, seemingly insignificant moments we often overlook. Extraordinary living isn't about spectacular achievements, but about bringing intention and wonder to the everyday—washing dishes with care, listening deeply during a simple conversation, or finding joy in a shared laugh. The…
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Names are far more than simple labels—they are living narratives, carrying whispers of family history, cultural heritage, and personal meaning. When we take time to explore the origins and significance of names with our children, we open doorways to understanding identity, connection, and personal story. Visit me at: https://rogersmithmd.com/ This …
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Grandparent dynamics can feel like walking a tightrope—love and tension intertwined. What might seem like undermining is often simply a different generation's well-intentioned approach to family and child-rearing. The key isn't to build walls, but to construct bridges of understanding. Open, honest communication becomes your most powerful tool. Cle…
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In a world saturated with information, parents might inadvertently become sources of their children's anxiety. The constant background noise of news broadcasts can flood young minds with overwhelming, often frightening information they're not equipped to process. Negative news cycles thrive on drama and fear, presenting a distorted view of the worl…
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In this Extra Credit episode of Clearly Christian Education, Dr. Cy Smith, Superintendent with Mansfield Christian School takes a deeper dive into key topics discussed in his latest Clearly Christian Education podcast conversation with guest Dan Beckering, Head of School at Southwest Christian High School. In this episode, Cy dives expands on the t…
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The car becomes more than just a vehicle—it's a classroom on wheels, offering practical lessons in responsibility, maintenance, and respect for valuable possessions. Whether it's washing away dirt, checking tire pressure, or ensuring proper oil levels, these small tasks teach children far more than automotive skills. What matters isn't the mechanic…
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We all stumble—adults and children alike. How often do we catch ourselves breaking our own meticulously crafted rules, not out of defiance, but through simple human distraction? Our children deserve the same compassionate understanding we extend to ourselves when we slip up. Not every rule violation is an act of rebellion. Sometimes it's just a mom…
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When your child announces "I'm tired!" it's more than a simple complaint—it's a biological signal. During early pubescence, their bodies are navigating a complex landscape of growth, with brains and bodies undergoing remarkable transformations that demand significant energy. Adolescent fatigue isn't laziness; it's a scientific reality. Developmenta…
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Music transcends mere entertainment—it's a powerful language of the heart that can comfort, inspire, and unite. When families sing together, they weave emotional connections deeper than words alone can reach. Those shared melodies become lifelines of hope, carrying messages of strength, love, and resilience. Whether it's a traditional lullaby, an i…
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Children's squabbles often stem from immature emotional management—a skill they're just beginning to learn. As parents, we are their first and most powerful model of conflict resolution. Our calm becomes their calm, our communication becomes their blueprint. The art of managing conflicts starts with us. When we respond to challenges with measured e…
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In this episode of the Clearly Christian podcast, host Dr. Cy Smith, Superintendent of Mansfield Christian School, discusses the transformative nature of education from a Christian perspective with Mr. Dan Beckering, Head of School at Southwest Christian High School. They explore the importance of leadership in Christian education, the cultural cha…
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Fighting isn't always about throwing punches—sometimes it's about standing up for what's right. As parents, we must teach our children the nuanced art of brave and principled resistance, where courage meets compassion. Not all battles are physical. Some require moral strength: defending a bullied classmate, speaking truth in difficult moments, or p…
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How do you teach your children to not complain? Children will complain about almost anything. It first starts with training ourselves to not be complainers. Give them an alternative to complaining. Visit me at: https://rogersmithmd.com/ This has been a production of ThePodcastUpload.comKirjoittanut Dr. Roger Smith
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Every first is a threshold of possibility and potential anxiety—especially for children. Whether it's a haircut, a doctor's visit, or starting school, these milestone moments can feel like vast, uncharted territories for young hearts. The magic lies in our approach. When we remain calm, we become a lighthouse of safety for our children. Instead of …
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