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Sara Hagerty is a blogger who writes about motherhood, marriage, adoption and faith. She is also author of the book Every Bitter Thing is Sweet: Tasting the Goodness of God in All Things. Sara and her husband, Nate, have five children. Learn more about Sara by visiting her blog, www.everybitterthingissweet.com.
Dee Dee Said describes a manipulative, physically and emotionally abusive relationship she suffered as a teen and offers poignant insight into understanding how a teen or young adult might be feeling amidst abuse, and the thought processes that can lead someone into that kind of situation. She also offers parents guidance on identifying the warning signs of abuse and how to help a teenage child who is going through it.
Bullying can leave kids feeling isolated, anxious, and unsure of their worth. Counselor Julie Lowe offers parents practical, biblically-based guidance for recognizing bullying, responding with wisdom, and helping their child face the situation with courage, strength, and confidence.
Drs. Larry Taylor and Barry Corey guide parents in thinking biblically and practically about the growing challenges surrounding children’s education. They discuss the shifting cultural landscape, the importance of grounding children in a biblical worldview, and the strengths and limitations of public, Christian, charter, homeschool, and hybrid education options.
Ashley Willis aims to encourage moms to hold tight to the peace of God through every moment of parenting. She introduces four “peace pirates” that steal joy and how to effectively combat them. (Part 2 of 2)
In a discussion based on her book Awaking Wonder, Sally Clarkson explains how parents can effectively nurture a love for learning in their kids while also guiding their spiritual and moral development.
Chad Robichaux, who served eight tours of duty in Afghanistan as a U.S. Marine, shares his perspective on the recent turbulent events in that country and describes his experiences with being part of a team that was able to help rescue nearly 12,000 stranded people.
