Making the Most of Little Moments During the Little Years
But there must be some time when we put down (or turn off) all other pursuits so we can fully choose our children.
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Category: Family
On Talking To Your Child About Race
Addressing racial difference, appreciation of the other, and naming the sin of racism with our children from a young age are all crucial parenting choices.
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Children and the Knowledge of God
What if the way to ensure that children share our convictions isn’t sheltering them from attacks on our ideas and beliefs?
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Adoption in the Bible is a Metaphor, not a Mandate
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.
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7 Questions for Teaching your Child the Gospel
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.
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Rest, Remember, Rejoice
Sabbath is an opportunity to mix God’s gifts into our life until two stories become one. So that we can’t separate His goodness from the story of our life.
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Privilege Means Showing Up & Listening
If we have privilege, our faith calls us to enter tension-filled spaces and remain there. We need to show up, listen and respond in love.
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Joy, Laughter, and Preaching?
“A joyful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” (Proverbs 17:22) Joy...
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Book Review: ColorFull: Celebrating the Colors God Gave Us
ColorFULL by Dorena Williamson is a sweet and endearing children’s book about how we should be “colorfull” as opposed to colorblind.
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Teaching My Child About Persecution
A mother in Iran is teaching her daughter about persecution. In that country, persecution is very real and Christians have to prepare their children for it.
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