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A Minute with Mark

A Minute with Mark

著者： Mark Gregston
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A Minute With Mark is a short-form podcast for parents and grandparents raising teenagers in a culture that never slows down. Mark Gregston has worked with struggling adolescents for more than 45 years, and thousands of them have lived in his home. Each episode takes one issue, one question, or one moment you're facing with your teen or grandchild and gives you something you can actually use. No long interviews. Just Mark, one idea at a time. Some episodes speak to parents in the daily grind of raising a teenager. Some speak to grandparents looking for a way back into a grandchild's life. All of them are honest about how hard it is, and hopeful about what's still possible. Visit ParentingTodaysTeens.org for more resources.Copyright 2026 Mark Gregston キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 人間関係 子育て 聖職・福音主義
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  • Opinions Are Like Armpits

    Opinions Are Like Armpits
    2026/09/11

    "Somebody said opinions are like armpits. Everybody has two of them, and they both stink." Mark Gregston makes the case for giving your teen your perspective instead of your opinion, especially when they're facing loss. A public figure dies. A friend, a friend's parent, a pastor. Your teen will meet grief, and they need to hear that it's okay to grieve, okay to feel the loss, and that God protects us over time. Your job in that conversation is to make your child feel safe.

    For more resources for parenting teens, go to parentingtodaysteens.org.
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  • Do You Feel That I Value You?

    Do You Feel That I Value You?
    2026/09/09

    Mark Gregston has a question for parents, and he suggests asking your teen directly: do you feel that I value you, or am I just trying to control your behavior so the house stays calm? All behavior is goal-oriented. When a child acts out, they want something they don't have, and the parent may be the one missing it. Mark talks openly about what he missed with his own kids during their high school years, his daughter's struggle with an eating disorder, his son's drinking, and his own part in it.

    For more resources for parenting teens, go to parentingtodaysteens.org.
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  • A Different Kind of Grandparent

    A Different Kind of Grandparent
    2026/09/07

    Mark Gregston's grandparents were good people, but distant. He missed out on the wisdom they could have passed down. So when his daughter told him he was going to be a granddad, he decided to do it differently. He wanted his grandkids to remember laughter in his kitchen, stories on the back porch, and a granddad who showed up. In this Minute with Mark, he shares how that one decision changed his schedule, his praise, and how long he was willing to listen.

    For more resources for parenting and grandparenting teens, visit parentingtodaysteens.org.
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