Godly Parent
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I’m an Adult!… Do I Still Have to Honor My Parents?
From the time many of us were in pre-school up until the time we moved out of the house, the principle of Ephesians 6:1-3 was engrained within us - That it’s right for children to obey and to honor their parents. I don’t think that any of us would question this...
Law vs. Grace – An Amazing Analogy for Parents from Sunday’s Game
Following church on Sunday night, our family came home and watched some of the NFL game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Seattle Seahawks. To say the least, it was a history making game in more than one way, ending in a 6-6 tie after overtime where both teams...
How to Know if You’ve Been Called to the Ministry
One of the questions I’ve been asked multiple times over the years is this - “How do I really know if I’ve been called into the ministry?” Sometimes this question comes from a teenager or adult wrestling with God’s will for their life. Other times, it comes from...
Why A Routine Matters To Your Kids
Our youngest son is 6 years old, and since the time he was about 3, there’s nothing he loves more than when dad tucks him in at night and does 'the piggy toes'. In fact, his last words verbatim every night before he heads downstairs to go to bed are these, “I love...
Mom & Dad, You Need A Break!
Parenting is one the most rigorous jobs on the planet… just ask any mom with young kids. It can flat wear you out. In order to be at our best for our little angels, sometimes it simply means getting some time away from them and their golden halos. We all need some...
Could Your Family Be Found Guilty Of Having Too Much Fun?
Have you ever been around “that family” that just can’t help but laugh together, joke around together, make fun of each other (in a good way), and just simply have a good time without even seeming to try? It’s refreshing to see families living and loving life...
A Busy Parents Guide To Doing Family Devotions – Part 2
Last week, we discussed "The Why" behind the importance of doing family devotions. If you haven't read it yet, I'd encourage you to check it out. We were reminded that of the 168 hours in a child's week, the church on average only gets one of them, leaving 167 hours...
A Busy Parent’s Guide To Doing Family Devotions – Part 1
Every child has just 168 hours in a week, and on average, the church has only 1 of them, which leaves 167 other hours remaining, the majority of those being spent with their families. Who do you think has the most influence? Who do you think has the most opportunity...
6 Ways to Maximize Your Influence With the Kids in Your Care
Through traveling and conducting various children’s programs for many years, what I've found is this - kids will be kids... In certain ways, God has wired them all the same! Regardless of their age, background, or religious upbringing, they all have some of the same...
My Wife Corrected Me… And She Was Right
Since the day we were married, my wife and I have had an “open heart” policy - a mutual understanding that we are each allowed to speak honestly and openly into the heart and life of the other when we have a concern or an issue. Sometimes it may be some sort of...
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