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Focus on the Family Commentary

Focus on the Family

Yes and No

APR 16, 20261 MIN
Focus on the Family Commentary

Yes and No

APR 16, 20261 MIN

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If you’re a parent, you already recognize that the word “no” is a vital parenting tool. But it can be over-used. Jim Daly explains why the word “yes” is just as important as the word “no.”   Support Family Ministry   If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Commentary, please give us your feedback.