4 principles for encouraging faith in your adult children.
Intentionality
Dirty dishes. Messy bedrooms. Toys on the living room floor. Some days, there just isn’t a good way to avoid the chore wars. But there is always tomorrow, and you can be proactive.
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What is a worldview and how does it impact how we view our family and our consumption of entertainment? Discover how you can find meaning through building a strong foundation and worldview upon the Christian faith.
Did you know that 65 to 75 percent of children raised in Christian homes will walk away from their faith in high school and even more so in college?
How one family went from being terrified of having children to embracing their continually growing family.
You can move forward after a rift with your adult children by learning new ways to build trust and respect between you and your child.
Each mom’s journey through the stages of motherhood will look slightly different. Mothers, overall, tend to handle certain things in each stage of their child’s life in certain ways. Those tendencies can be helpful as we journey through each stage of our child’s life
As a parent, you know each child is different. Some are talkative, some are not. For children to communicate well, we have to take the first steps to teach them.
Foster a strong relationship between your children and their grandparents by creating opportunities for them to interact
In the wake of unexpected violence erupting on the screen it’s important to equip children with the necessary facts to process these tragic events.
To date or not to date. How does the single mom decide wisely to date or not date?
A new wave of legislation claims to protect children—but what it really does is place every parent under suspicion.
Today’s kids face new challenges and ask questions our kids didn’t have to two decades ago. But God has provided every answer and truth to help them have a positive mindset and turn adversity into an adventure.
“Until I come, devote yourself to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation, to teaching.” —1 Timothy 4:13
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Releasing your son to be the man and husband God created him to be, is hard, but can be one of your greatest blessings.
I have three teens, two daughters (13 and 15) and a son (17). And if you’re in a similar boat, you probably have experienced some drama from time to time.
Sibling conflict is unavoidable. It’s just part of life with young humans whose “life-giving skills are still developing,” Cartmell explains. But that conflict can have benefits.
It’s easy to fall into the trap of settling into a routine of all the things we do for our kids, and assume we are parenting well.