How to Overcome Anger with Your Family Recognizing the greatness in our children
Your children are amazing! How do we know that? Because they were created by God in His image.
Put Down Your Phone
Our phones are such enemies of great parenting. Our devices are portals to somewhere else
Prioritizing Purity of Heart: A Family Vision
Just because the battle is difficult does not mean that it is not worth it. We strive to keep the hearts of our children pure because it matters.
Praise Unreservedly
When we encourage our children without qualification, it literally opens their hearts up to us and to God.
One Shot at Parenthood: Learning and Giving It Your All
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.
Nurturing Servant-Hearted Kids: A Journey in Discipleship
We develop servant hearts in our kids not by manipulation or by guilt but by making serving important to everyone in the family.
Navigating the Culture
In our culture that is spiraling downward, parents are gripped with fear for the effect of this culture on our kids.
Navigating Differences with Grandparents
It’s easier said than done, but establishing boundaries while embracing the blessing of your kids’ grandparents is possible.
My Heart Connection First
Kids usually distance themselves from the parent that tries to appear perfect. They connect with a real believer who is walking their own journey with Jesus and is willing to share that journey.
Managing Your Anger Hot Buttons in Parenting
Anger happens when we feel like our rights are violated or other’s rights are violated that we care about. Here’s the solution to your anger hot buttons: Give those rights to God
Let Them Feel Involved
While there are certainly areas of life that we should guard our kids from, we should also look for opportunities to demonstrate that we value their input in decisions.
Kids Who Don’t Fit the Mold
How can breaking the mold look in your family?
Is your child a bit…. annoying?
Relationships develop more through adversity than they do through good times
How to Handle Anxiety
Do you have an anxious child? One who worries and stresses about everything? Here’s one thing you can do to help: Treat their fears as important.
How to Handle a Picky Eater
Don’t let their tastebuds turn into a battleground.