Who Is This and Where’s My Kid?
With all that has happened over the past few months (that feel like years), many parents are struggling with kids’ behavior that seems to have …
Bible Skills at Home
By Shelly Harris We practice Bible skills at church, but how often do we encourage families to practice Bible skills at home? Right now families are …
Godly Discipline
Not all acts of disobedience are the same meaning that not all acts of discipline should be the same. In this post we will consider how 2 Timothy 3:16 …
Will My Kids Be Okay?
By Shelly Melia Are you wondering what the emotional effects of the last few weeks will be on your children? Will they bounce back from the adversity, …
Tips for Working and Schooling (and all the things) at Home
First of all, I want to acknowledge that it truly is a perk, if not luxury to be able to work from home, and therefore, be home to help educate my …
4 Tips For Talking to Kids About the Coronavirus
By Josh Straub “Yes, dad, I know,” said our 7-year-old son with a ting of whininess in his voice. “Two times, not just one.” So, we kept scrubbing our …
4 Truths For The Discouraged Parent
Parenting is hard. Newsflash, right? While nobody who has ever had a child is surprised by that statement, what has been consistently surprising to my …
Did Jesus Get Hand Cramps?
I started praying for a family I’ve never met a few weeks ago. Thanks to the internet, I learned that a Christian artist I’ve followed for a while …
30 Things Parents Should Say to Their Kids
Words matter. The words parents use have great power to give life to their kids. Here are 30 life-giving things parents should consider saying to …
Help Your Kids Navigate Summer Camp Like a Pro
There are so many benefits for a child who attends overnight camp. They will enjoy new activities led by the camp staff, visit a fun new place, and …
It’s Cold Outside: 3 Things to Do in Winter with Kids
Winter is knocking on our doors. As you approach this season of long days stuck inside with bored kids, take some time now to prepare for a little …
From How to Who: Unscrambling the Parent Discipleship Paradox
One of the greatest ways we can help the kids in our ministries is by helping their parents be better disciplers. But perhaps we usually do that the …
