Parenting Practices that Facilitate Spiritual Nurture
The Book of Proverbs reminds parents that we are to train up our children in the way they should go. As we read the Scriptures, we realize that the way they should go is in the life of discipleship. Recently,…
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Four-Year-Olds and Gender
Late last summer, some very alarming news came out of Scotland that serves as a sign of our times, and as a warning for what’s trending in terms of beliefs and behaviors related to gender. Newsweek reports that Scottish children…
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How to Pray for Your Kids
Parents, how are your praying for your children? I have found great resources that teach me how to pray for my kids as I reach back into church history. Some of the written prayers of those who have gone before…
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Grace Filled Parenting
In his wonderful parenting book, Age of Opportunity, Paul Tripp writes, “we need to face the fact that the harsh realities of the Fall are depicted in everyday family life. It is this humble admission that opens us up to…
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Redemptive Parenting
How will you respond to your children when they make a mistake or do something wrong? What will you say if your daughter turns her back on all that you taught her and winds up sexually active and pregnant? What…
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Prophetic Parenting
Those who have read and understood the Bible know that throughout the course of Biblical history, God called certain people to speak his truth in his name. The Bible includes both a written record of the utterances of these prophets,…
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New Sex Education
We continue to remind parents that they are the ones primarily responsible for the sex education of their children. And with kids picking up mis-information from outside sources at younger and younger ages, we’ve also reminded you that whoever speaks…
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The Danger of Pushy Parenting
A growing body of research points to the fact that our kids are living pressure-filled lives. As parents, we can pile on the pressure when we lay unrealistic performance and achievement expectations on our kids. While there’s nothing wrong with…
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