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Digging Up Creation Controversy: Discussing Dinos with Our Kids

by David Chase | Mar 5, 2020 | Children, Creation, Nature | 0 |

What does the Bible have to say about dinosaurs? How do we teach dinosaurs to our kids? And is it ok to just say, “I don’t know”?

Making the Most of Little Moments During the Little Years

by Laura Costea | Nov 26, 2019 | Children, Family, Parenting | 0 |

But there must be some time when we put down (or turn off) all other pursuits so we can fully choose our children.

Children and the Knowledge of God

by David Chase | Nov 20, 2019 | Children, Family, Parenting | 0 |

What if the way to ensure that children share our convictions isn’t sheltering them from attacks on our ideas and beliefs?

Rethinking the Myth of Dangerous Public Schools

by Catherine McNiel | Nov 18, 2019 | Children, Community, Parenting | 1 |

When it comes to public schools, let’s expand the conversation beyond “What can I do to help my children?” to “What could we do to benefit all our children?”

Being a Case Manager Changed My View on Foster Care

by Faitth Brooks | Nov 14, 2019 | Children, Parenting | 0 |

Foster parents need to honor their child’s cultural heritage, maintain healthy relationships with their bio parents, and offer their child a loving home.

Adoption in the Bible is a Metaphor, not a Mandate

by Tiffany Henness | Nov 12, 2019 | Adoption, Children, Family, Gospel | 0 |

Expecting an adoptee to respond to their adoption like Christians respond to salvation is cruel. It makes it hard for adoptees to talk about loss and grief.

Let Children Lead the Way

by Lisa Van Engen | Nov 7, 2019 | Calling, Children, Justice, Parenting | 0 |

Children have a unique way of seeing the world and this makes them especially equipped to engage in the work of social justice.

7 Questions for Teaching your Child the Gospel

by Colson Hauser | Nov 5, 2019 | Catechisms, Children, Family, Parenting | 0 |

To help build my children’s theological base, I crafted a catechism with brief questions and answers that we can rehearse with thirty seconds to spare.