Parenting

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  How Does God Define Success for Women? With the world’s barometer of success being based on very specific things like wealth, position, and fame, the biblical view of success can feel vague or cloudy, especially when we are in a season of... Cortni Marrazzo Mar 03, 2021
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  3 Ways Grandparents Can Leave a Legacy of Faith It’s more than apparent that grandparents have a huge impact on the lives of their grandchildren. And, while I’ve sought out these legacies, defined them, and nested them deep in my heart, how does a... Jaime Jo Wright Feb 26, 2021
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  3 Powerful Lessons from Lois, Timothy's Grandmother As Lois followed Christ, she had a clear and lasting influence on her household that can be seen to have had an impact on the good of generations to come through the mission work of Timothy, and the... Stacey Monaco Feb 22, 2021
• 4 Ways to Cultivate the Fruit of the Spirit in Your Family Life You did not choose Me but I chose you, and appointed you that you would go and bear fruit, and that your fruit would remain… John 15:16As Christian families, I think most of us would really like to be... Feb 19, 2021
• 3 Ways to Teach Your Family Community Instead of Individualism While certainly some benefits can be gleaned from the “you create your own destiny” jargon, it is important to recognize the connection of this worldview to Western culture’s obsession with individualism. Julie Davis Feb 18, 2021
• 7 Loving Truths Every Single Mom Needs to Hear In a perfect world, every child has two parents to share the load of raising and loving them. But life, as we all know, isn’t perfect.Family life comes with surprises, tragedies, or changes, that will... Lia Martin Feb 18, 2021
• How to Make a Family Schedule That Helps You Thrive That day I created, “The Raising Rigglemans Routine” thanks to digging deep into Jesus’ life. I’m not talking about a rigid schedule of thirty-minute slots that you cross off, I’m talking about a family... Heather Riggleman Feb 17, 2021
• 7 Warning Signs Your Schedule Is Too Full God did not design us to be continually moving, to be constantly exhausting ourselves. So here are 7 clear signs that your schedule is too full. Cally Logan Feb 16, 2021
• What to Do When You're Not Ready to Become a Grandparent A few years ago, when things took a much different turn than expected, my husband and I were informed that we were going to become grandparents at the age of 42. Nothing could have prepared us for that... Jennifer Waddle Feb 15, 2021
• 3 Steps to Take When You’re at the End of Your Parenting Rope As the Franklin D. Roosevelt quote goes, "When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on."For those of us parents who are swinging precariously by the end of our ropes, this advice, while... Rachel Baker Feb 12, 2021
• 7 Ways to Give Your Kids Life to the Fullest There is so much we want to give to our children. Affirmation. Protection. Values. A good work ethic. And a whole lot of what will make them happy and successful in life.I believe Jesus’ promise in John... Cindi McMenamin Feb 11, 2021
• How to Live in the 'Now' While Your Kids Grow Up Each new season offers new joys to be shared, new lessons to be learned together, and new struggles to overcome. This newfound truth is the salve that takes the sting out of our kids growing up and us...