Kids

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  How Can I Tell What's Right From What's Wrong? The conscience is "seared with a hot iron," totally incapable of distinguishing between right and wrong. So where do we turn? Carey Kinsolving Apr 12, 2013
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  Which of the Ten Commandments is the Most Important? In today's "Kids Talk About God," we reflect on God's commandments through the eyes of children. Carey Kinsolving Apr 05, 2013
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  What Does Easter Mean To You? "It's not about the Easter Bunny," says Kendall, age 11. "Jesus died for our sins and for us so we could be saved." Carey Kinsolving Mar 29, 2013
• What Does It Mean to Abide in Christ? "Abiding in Christ is not going outside when my mom tells me not to," says Alexandra, age 5. Carey Kinsolving Mar 22, 2013
• Why Do We Need Rules Anyway? Parents understand rules, but children often don't. However, rules, obedience, and consequences are from God. Susan J. Knowles Mar 15, 2013
• Walking into Parenting God said training children while walking pays off (Deuteronomy 6:7), and He’s right. Here’s how it has for us... John UpChurch Mar 08, 2013
• Answering Your Kid’s Questions About the Birds and Bees Your child may ask, “Where do babies come from?” or your teen may ask “How do I handle the opposite sex?” Pam and Bill Farrel Mar 01, 2013
• What Is True Goodness? In this edition of "Kids Talk About God" Carey Kinsolving gets child-like perspectives on the definition of goodness. Carey Kinsolving Feb 22, 2013
• 5 Things Every Son Needs to Hear From His Dad Raising sons is a joy. Here are the five things every son must hear from Dad. Daniel Darling Feb 15, 2013
• Making Time for Daddy Often Dad works outside the home, and it takes more forethought to develop his relationship with the kids. But it can be done! Kym Wright Feb 12, 2013
• Autism Is a Word; It Is Also a Reality A mother of four autistic children shares what has been the greatest blessing in their lives: Paws for Ability, a dog service organization. Rebekah Wilson Feb 08, 2013
• Why I Give My Children Fewer (or No) Choices Choices make kids feel smart, but choices don’t necessarily make them wise. Sound strange? Listen to this. John UpChurch Feb 01, 2013