Should I vote? American liberties are based on Christian principles. As Christians, we teach our children to be enthusiastic citizens.
Intentionality
“Humility allows for a conversation to have a very important ingredient for genuine communication to happen.” – Danny Huerta
Here are some answers to questions your child may ask about God.
How can you make bedtime a more peaceful event? Establish nighttime routines for your kids that will help them to transition from busy days to restful nights.
Would you like more meaningful connection with your teens? Keep reading to learn more about how it’s important to spend face-to-face time with your teens, outside of screen time.
We can’t sacrifice the future that God has for our kids because of our own fears and insecurities. There is a middle, a balance, and a transition. Here are some ways to help your teenager successfully transition into adulthood.
Being honest with our children is important. Even in stressful times, it can build trust. Developing an understanding of your family’s unique fears and stresses can benefit your ability to cultivate security.
Build a strong family by creating a family purpose. Everyone from the smallest to your teens will feel the unity.
The Easter story can be confusing to young children. Use the things popular culture associates with Easter today to teach kids about the real meaning of Easter.
Help your children grasp and understand the depth and importance of Easter. Use our mini-lessons to teach them certain aspects about Easter.
Where do you start the home-schooling experience? How do you keep from being overwhelmed by it?
Because Mike and I were widowed, not divorced, we thought we’d found the easy button for blending families: no joint-custody or child-support hassles.
Our kids need to know they are loved, worthy, valued and created on purpose for a purpose. Their difficulty in overcoming anxiety or depression does not define them.
Help protect your children from online sexual predators.
A dad’s primary, underlying job isn’t control.
Dads matter. So how can you make a lasting difference in your children’s lives?
You don’t have to make the same choices in life that your father did. You can use your life story as a springboard to another path. You can choose how to write the next chapters in your story. Make the choice for the cycle of absent fathers to end with you.
Teens need these spiritual insights from their parents, now more than ever.
These six steps can help you to build self-confidence and a positive self-image in your children.
Helping our children experience the power of the Gospel begins with us living it out in our own lives.