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.
Read Moreby 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.
Read MoreAddressing racial difference, appreciation of the other, and naming the sin of racism with our children from a young age are all crucial parenting choices.
Read Moreby 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?
Read Moreby 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?”
Read Moreby 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.
Read MoreChildren have a unique way of seeing the world and this makes them especially equipped to engage in the work of social justice.
Read Moreby 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.
Read MoreWhen we rightly delight in the gift of food, our hearts turn towards somone greater than the object of our enjoyment. Our delight is in the Giver.
Read Moreby Dr. Michelle Reyes | Sep 11, 2018 | Faith, Family, Parenting, Persecution | 1 |
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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