Re-Broadcast

Are we prepared when a love one transition from life to death able to provide our families accurate updates as they relate to our loved one's passing ? We use transitional words to communicate the passing of our loves ones because certain words over other bring others into the day-to-day of what the transitioning feels or may need..

For example, It was last night at 8 that the pain became worst, The doctor said perhaps early morning,

Do you pray for the caregiver? Are you available if needed during the transition?

Tune in gain insight and find transitional words are simply a part of life t0 enhance our communication skill..

In Loving Memory of Wade Clark Sr..

This lesson is a part of an on-going teaching to help determine if a loved one would benefit from an intervention for deliverence.

Deliverence defined: to be set free from what hinders you. This can include depression, drugs, food, illness, bondage/slavery or a lack of resources.

The lesson addresses where your child is physically and spiritually.

Deliverance is real and is available. Has your child changed drastically? Are you noticing behaviors are quite different from just a year ago? Do you constantly argue or at odds over things that seem larger than life. Are you walking on eggshells in your home thinking you are keeping the peace with no end in sight.

Biblically speaking, let's explore the why behind certain behaviors as we seek truth. Who is in charge the parent or the child?