Parenting Update

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  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 Mar 17, 2020
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  How to Not Feel Like a Failure if Your Child Needs Therapy If you have a child who is struggling emotionally or because of any kind of trauma, even if you shoulder some responsibility for that struggle, please consider getting your child the professional help they... Kendra Fletcher Mar 17, 2020
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  How to Make Resurrection Eggs a Special Part of Your Easter Resurrection eggs give you the tools you need to better convey the message of Easter to your kiddos. They are a great hands-on and age-appropriate way to help them understand the progression of events that... Amanda Idleman Mar 10, 2020
• Are You Instilling Biblical or Worldly Self-Esteem into Your Kids' Hearts? There is a difference between self-esteem and self-worth. Self-esteem focuses only on us and our accomplishments. But if we instill self-worth into our kid's hearts, they will know their infinite value comes... Brent Rinehart Mar 10, 2020
• How to Be a Faithful Witness to Your Family Who Won’t Go to Church Since you love your family, it’s only natural for you to want to share spiritual truths and blessings with them. But if they’re unreceptive, it can make you feel rejected and alone, even in a room filled... May Patterson Mar 03, 2020
• Why Sleep for Your Family Is a Spiritual Activity Sleep is needed not just for physical reasons, but for spiritual as well. Here is more encouragement to make it a priority for your family.  Ashlyn Jackson Mar 03, 2020
• 7 Principles Your Gen Z Kids Need to Navigate Their Confusing World Generation Z is faced with so many sources of confusion. They need strong, biblical principles to be taught at home in order to fight the lies with the truth.  Erendira Ramirez-Ortega Mar 03, 2020
• 7 Ideas for Finding Your New Normal in Parenting Early parenthood is lived as a blur.  The details swirl together, nights run into the daytime, sleep is in short supply, and the survival of all involved takes what feels like a massive... Amanda Idleman Feb 25, 2020
• How to Be “Quick to Listen” with Your Family When I learn to quiet distractions and listen to God’s instruction, I will in turn become the listener my family needs. Here are a few ways we can learn to be “quick to listen” with our family. Kristine Brown Feb 25, 2020
• You Won't Find "Cleanliness is Next to Godliness in the Bible" Many times, widely known sayings can influence our thinking, but the saying themselves lack biblical truth. It’s important that we take the time to research the things we accept as true. Amanda Idleman Feb 25, 2020
• 5 Things You Can Do When You Feel Left Out as a Grandparent As a grandparent living in this modern culture, you’ve probably experienced hearing about an important milestone in your grandchild’s life from a social media post. Because people’s lives are busier than... Jennifer Waddle Feb 18, 2020
• 3 Ways to Ignite Your Teen's Passion for God If you’re investing in the lives of young people, you’ve probably experienced the paralysis of apathy. It’s difficult to teach the truth about God and Christianity to young people when they aren’t really... J. Warner Wallace Feb 18, 2020