Practical Parenting

What if your child doesn’t share your interests or personality?

Listen to Audio The weekends are the perfect time to spend quality time together as a family. Whether it is driving to sports games, gardening at home, going to the park, or hanging out in the sun, make it count. The spring & summer weekends are extra fun because there are even more fun things…

A posture of curiosity can strengthen your family relationships

Listen to Audio In Luke 24, we see a profound interaction between Jesus and two disciples on the road to Emmaus. This encounter offers an important lesson for parents on the power of asking questions to connect more meaningfully with our children.   As we navigate parenting’s intricate journey, mirroring Jesus’ approach can prove invaluable….

Steward their little hearts in their most frustrated and emotional state.

As parents we have the opportunity to use sibling relationships to train and equip our children.

Questions to discern the culture of your family.

How can imperfection build relationships?

Here’s a simple tip to make all your parent/kid relationships better: Look them in the eye.

Each child is unique and different. The best way to motivate each child is to celebrate who they are and inspire them to be their best, not someone else’s best.

Our phones are such enemies of great parenting. Our devices are portals to somewhere else

When we encourage our children without qualification, it literally opens their hearts up to us and to God.

Here’s one thing we know from talking with thousands of families all over the world: Every parent needs to learn how to do family.

It’s easier said than done, but establishing boundaries while embracing the blessing of your kids’ grandparents is possible.

Relationships develop more through adversity than they do through good times