Join Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan this week as they chat with singer/songwriter, Cindy Morgan about creativity and Christmas. And don’t miss a special surprise from Cindy at the end of the episode!

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What vintage value do you think that kids struggle with today?

The positive side of boredom.

It’s important for kids to experience boredom so they can tap into the creative part of their brains. Cindy Morgan

Time to let my mind wander and be quiet helped to develop my creativity. Cindy Morgan

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What is harder about being a parent today that is different than when your parents were raising you?

Social media

The comparison game

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What is something from your childhood that you wish we could bring back today?

Hanging out with people of other ages and generations.

Valuing people not based on their age.

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How would you encourage parents to nurture creativity in their kids?

Every child needs to be encouraged toward creativity in different ways according to their uniqueness. Cindy Morgan

How did you point your children toward the meaning of Christmas during the holiday season?

• Reading together. The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
• Christmas Eve service.
• Reading the Christmas story before opening gifts.
• Serving together.

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How would you encourage parents who are in a season of sorrow or grief during the Christmas season?

The same well that holds the joy, holds the sorrow. The amount of joy you are capable of is equal to the sorrow.

I choose to dwell on the joy that my lost loved ones still give me. Cindy Morgan

Listen to the podcast for a special Christmas song surprise from Cindy Morgan!