Parenting Update

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  Father’s Day Then and Now “One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” –George Herbert Matt Haviland Jun 17, 2014
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  9 Tips for Parenting Troubled Teens No Christian parent plans to have a troubled teenager. But there is hope for those who do. John UpChurch Jun 17, 2014
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  12 Things Every Dad Should Say to His Kids Words matter. Our kids need to hear them. They thrive under encouraging, supporting, heart-felt words. Debbie McDaniel Jun 10, 2014
• For Fathers with Disabled Children God has designed us to give to others – and when we serve in his name, we are open to receiving his healing touch in return. Steve Bundy Jun 10, 2014
• 3 Ways a Single Mom Can Take Care of Herself Here's the question: If God dropped the survival mask, would you grab ahold of its life-giving air? The good news is, he has! Pam Kanaly Jun 10, 2014
• Teaching Your Kids to Love God's Word From the womb until the time they are young adults, there are things parents can do to help your child know, and ultimately love, Scripture. Elizabeth Owens Jun 03, 2014
• The Tithe and the Single Mom Tithing as a single mom can be difficult, perhaps more so than any other person. But here's why you can't afford not to... Jennifer Maggio Jun 03, 2014
• How to Handle Rejection Many of us have scars and wounds from the past that leave us reeling. But will the past haunt us forever? Debbie Holloway Jun 03, 2014
• Motherhood isn’t a Competition, it’s a Calling How can we avoid crippling comparisons? It starts by affirming our worth (and our children’s worth) in God. Kelly Givens May 27, 2014
• 9 Ways for Single Parents to Plan for Summer Childcare On the last day of school, I want my first thoughts to be: this will be a great summer. Scoti Springfield Domeij May 27, 2014
• 9 Ways to Parent Well in an Age of Technology With every generation, raising children takes on new challenges never before seen by parents. Rod Arters May 27, 2014
• A Single Father’s Path from Destruction to Salvation “I should be dead, paralyzed, or locked up in prison.” These are the words I use on a regular basis when sharing my testimony with others. Matt Haviland May 20, 2014