How do I Handle Death with My Kids?
Handling death with kids can be challenging, but it’s an essential aspect of parenting and discipleship. Here are some important things to talk about with your children when someone passes away.
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Communication Takes Effort
Do you communicate with your kids or just talk to them?
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How are You Handling it All?
It’s time to be honest with yourself
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Home of Life or Death
Our words have power.
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Home is a Safe Place
What do you want your home to look like? We believe your home should be a place where your kids feel safe and loved.
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Holding the Weight of the World Amidst Parenting
Do you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders?
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Helping Our Kids Find Purpose
How do we decide with our kids what they do with their lives?
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Help Your Kids Fight Evil
From bullies to illness to mental health struggles, how do we teach kids to face darkness?
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Heaven on Earth
What if we told our kids more about heaven on earth and less about what they can’t do?
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Have you Laughed Today?
The benefit of laughing
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Harshness Creates Distance
Don’t stop correcting. Learn how to correct well.
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Handpicked by God
How does knowing we are handpicked change us? Because we can be confident we can know our children best, we can hear best from God about them, and we can act in their best interests.
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Handling a Confession
Confession presents an opportunity to deepen your relationship with your child.
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Handling a Bad Coach or Teacher
What do we do when our child has a teacher or coach that is not the greatest? Maybe the person is incompetent, maybe it seems like they have it out for our child, maybe they lose their temper.
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Guardians of the Home
The world wants to be so good on the outside but inside its people are crumbling. We are more angry, more anxious, lonelier than ever before when we are supposed to be more connected.
