• 30 - FREAKY FRIDAY (2003): Struggling to Connect with One of Your Kids? How to Grow or Repair a Broken Relationship

  • Mar 6 2025
  • Length: 22 mins
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30 - FREAKY FRIDAY (2003): Struggling to Connect with One of Your Kids? How to Grow or Repair a Broken Relationship

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  • Longing for healthy family relationships?

    Is there someone you wish you could repair your connection with?

    In today's episode we discuss one of my favorite movies from my teenage years... FREAKY FRIDAY! And how we see this mother-daughter duo grow and repair their relationship through "walking a mile in each other's shoes"--Literally!

    If you are searching for uplifting media or lessons for Christian families relating to love, communication, understanding, and family relationships, be sure to listen!

    For all my faith-filled, movie/tv lovers (especially my Lindsay Lohan fans! Lol) this is an episode you won't want to miss!

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    email me - findingchristinmodernmedia@gmail.com

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