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What parents wish they knew before having kids
Parents are often the ones learning lessons in the early years of parenting.
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Making disciples at home
Parents need to look no further than to Christ Himself to see how to disciple others, even our children.
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When being a “good” mom goes bad
We all have those decisions to make…are we going to lead or follow? As adults it is a bit easier to not follow the crowd, we can logically think it through…usually! But what about when it happens to your child? Have they had that moment yet where they have to choose if they are going to lead or follow? It starts early…
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Teaching children about God
There are important biblical truths that we need to teach children while caring for their physical and spiritual well-being.
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Gospel-centered parenting
Having a biblical view of the parenting process makes all the difference in the way we raise our children.
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The dangers of a child-centric household
Is your household child-centric? It is easy for parents to slowly let their world revolve around their children.
I can’t hear you when you’re yelling
Research shows that three out of four parents yell, scream, or shout at their children or teens about once a month on average.
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Responding to cultural trends
If we find our child engaging in a cultural trend that is against Christian morals and values, how should we respond?
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The process of parenting
We often hope that we can correct our children in one singular stroke of our parental brilliance.
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Middle School: The Inside Story
How do you understand what’s in the mind of a middle school student?
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