Parenting Update

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  How to Survive Your Child's Difficult Stage Most of our children’s difficult phases are temporary. But how we choose to handle them can have more lasting impact. Cindi McMenamin May 16, 2016
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  How to Discipline When You're Angry How does a disciple of Christ discipline in the face of unreasonable behavior? Prevent the angry parent fail by inserting compassion into your gut reaction. Megs May 16, 2016
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  How to Raise Kids to be Christ-like Servants Dr. Michelle Anthony May 10, 2016
• Mothers be Good to Your Daughters I’ve been around the parenting block long enough to know that relationships are fluid, living entities, and as such can morph into stressful or less-loving seasons. Kendra Fletcher May 02, 2016
• 5 Things Moms Want for Mother's Day (But Probably Won't Ask For) Before you send the flowers, or make the phone call, or give her a gift card, let me offer some insight as to what most moms really want for Mother’s Day. Cindi McMenamin May 02, 2016
• What Would You Tell Your Daughter about Motherhood? As young daughters grow up and someday become mothers themselves, they'll look to their own moms for advice and guidance. Rachel Dawson Apr 26, 2016
• Should You Try to Be the 'Fun' Parent? We want our children to love us, and to like us, and many of us do this by asking what our children want and seeking to conform to that. Russell Moore Apr 26, 2016
• Why Your Kids Are Never Too Old for Bedtime Stories No matter how old we get, we still enjoy hearing stories of things we did as kids, or about the hardships and joys our family has encountered over the years. Janet Thompson Apr 18, 2016
• 3 Things I Learned from Raising Boys We long for our sons to grow up to be men who love God and positively influence their church, community and culture. The question on most of our hearts is, “HOW?” Pam Farrel Apr 11, 2016
• 5 Factors of Tween Cellphone Ownership Before we hand our children unlimited access to the world of texting, selfies, and social media, we need to consider several factors influencing tween cell phone ownership. Hilary Smith Apr 11, 2016
• 3 Ways Philemon Helps Parents Guide Their Children through Friend Problems How can we as parents be wise when our children have friend problems? We tell them a story about Philemon in the Bible and his choice to forgive an offense. Pam Kanaly Apr 11, 2016
• When You Have to Tell Your Child "No" It’s the hardest part of parenting… knowing when to say no. When is it warranted? When is it necessary? And when am I just saying “no” as a product of my own fear? Megs Apr 05, 2016