Family Update

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  5 Characteristics We Can Learn from Jochebed, Moses' Courageous Mother With all the craziness going on in our world right, as a mom you may be thinking, “There has never been a harder time in history to raise a child.” We are not alone in our plight or... Rhonda Stoppe Jul 28, 2020
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  5 Steps to Fearless Parenting in the Wake of Coronavirus Especially as a parent, it's so easy to have your gut reaction to be fear led. Here are 5 steps to trading your fear for faith while facing the COVID-19 crisis. Rachel Baker Jul 28, 2020
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  4 Creative Ways to Connect with Your Grandchildren During COVID-19 Long-distance grandparenting can be done successfully, coronavirus or no coronavirus! Here are 4 ways, with tons of creative things you can do with and for your grandchildren from far-away, bringing comfort... Deborah Haddix Jul 28, 2020
• 4 Burdensome Lies Mothers Tell Themselves “I’m going crazy,” Sally confessed, “do we vaccinate our kids or not. Do we home school or we don’t?”Sally and millions of moms today fret and anguish over decisions, big and small. And social media adds... Janet Perez Eckles Jul 28, 2020
• What Legacy of Faith Are You Handing Down to Your Grandkids? My husband’s mother, Eleanore, was a wonderful godly woman, whose first language was German. By the time she was fourteen, her parents had both passed away. (An interesting note, her mother’s death came as... Anonymous Crosswalk.com Contributor Jul 21, 2020
• 5 Ways to Find Peace in the Midst of Uncertainty How do we learn to find peace and clarity in those seasons of life that don’t unfold as expected? Here are 5 things to consider. Stephanie Thompson Jul 21, 2020
• 3 Encouragements for Parents Who Are Utterly Exhausted The early months with a newborn are not the only years of exhaustion. Until the elusive extra-long vacation arrives on the backs of magical fairy wings, here are a few things to know. Kendra Fletcher Jul 21, 2020
• 6 Steps to Stop Yourself from Enabling Grown Children You know you need to stop giving your children money and volunteering free babysitting, but how can you stand to watch them—or your grandkids—suffer? Kathryn Graves Jul 21, 2020
• 10 Family-Friendly Movies to Watch While Stuck Home Together With all of America held up at home at the moment, it may be a good time to fit in a few more “family movie nights.” You know, those lazy evenings where everyone gets into jammies a little early, popcorn... Amanda Idleman Jul 14, 2020
• 4 Helpful Ways to Heal from Childhood Trauma When we ask ourselves the question “How can I deal with hard things that happened in my childhood?” it can stir up many different emotions. So start with laying it all down before the Lord. Allison Auld Jul 14, 2020
• How to Help Your Teen Fall in Love with the Bible Ever since the day I received my first “adult Bible”, this truth has been ingrained in my heart: God’s Word has the power to change a life. It changed mine. And it can change your teen’s life too. Sara Barratt Jul 14, 2020
• Mother of the Erwin Brothers Shares How Your Kids' Dreams Are Possible Mother of the Erwin Brothers tells the story of how she supported their dream to become filmmakers, and how God made it all happen. Shelia Erwin Jul 07, 2020