Parenting

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  How to “Not Provoke Your Child to Anger” What does it mean to not provoke your child to anger? Breaking down the meaning of Ephesians 6:4 uncovers valuable wisdom you can use to enjoy a healthy family life together.  Whitney Hopler Feb 15, 2023
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  4 Signs Your Loved One Might Be Depressed Secondly—and please take this from a practicing Christian herself—don't limit yourself to just spiritual strategies. Why is it that Christians can trust mechanics to fix our broken carburetors and... Dr. Audrey Davidheiser Feb 14, 2023
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  Encouragement for When You Feel You've Failed as a Parent Friend, please know that we will all fail from time to time, but that's what God's grace is all about. Don't forget that you are redeemed! You may fail, but you are set free from feeling defeated! There is... Alicia Searl Feb 13, 2023
• 5 Bible Stories for Kids to Teach Them Faith God has given us a textbook for life; if we follow it diligently, we will find that the head knowledge for living a faith-filled life is right there within its pages. The part we need to help our children... Linda Gilden Feb 09, 2023
• 10 Ways to Make Valentine's Day Fun for Your Kids Amanda shares 10 easy and fun ways to make them feel extra loved, from baking red and pink goodies to covering their door in festive decorations and writing all the things you love about them. We hope you... Amanda Idleman Feb 09, 2023
• Should Christian Parents Spank Their Children? Where is that line drawn? One or two sharp smacks on a child’s clothed bum are one thing but should not involve a belt or a ruler, or any other instrument, nor should the parent use a closed fist or smack a... Candice Lucey Feb 09, 2023
• 5 Ways to Help Bond with Your Stepchild Show your stepchild how important they are to you by how you spend your time together. Set aside a special time to do something just the two of you. It is beneficial to have alone time to get to know each... Heidi Vegh Feb 09, 2023
• 4 Things That Best Motivate Your Children You can repackage motivation in a way that communicates that while this isn't fun, it can be rewarding just knowing we did our best. It does stink, but sometimes it's part of life to be responsible and take... Jaime Jo Wright Feb 08, 2023
• 5 Questions Kids Have about God and How to Answer Them After having babysat for over 20 different children in my teens and early adulthood, I have been asked some strange and cute questions. Quite a few of these kids have been raised in Christian homes and...
• Scriptures to Cling to When Parenting a Trying Teen Hope is found in the One that created them for a perfect purpose. Let’s trust their Father and pray that He will lead them and guide them to find their way.
• 5 Valentine’s Day Ideas for Your Child’s Classroom Party Not only will the children love to indulge in sweet treats, but they will learn more about how to implement love into their daily lives.  Michelle S. Lazurek Feb 06, 2023
• 5 Ways Moms Can Care for Themselves Watching my daughter develop and grow is the absolute joy of my life, but it leaves little to no time for self-care. Sound familiar?   Kirstyn Mayden Feb 03, 2023