Godly Parent

 

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Teaching Kids Truth In an Age of Confusion

Teaching Kids Truth In an Age of Confusion

The world is confused, but your kids don’t have to be. You can help your children navigate truth in a culture of confusion.  And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil...

Fill Your Backyard With Memories

Fill Your Backyard With Memories

In the summer of 2015, the Lord blessed our family with the privilege of purchasing a new home in the country on 2.5 acres. Our family loves it, and it's provided us with numerous hours of outside fun, from football to basketball, shooting bow and arrows, and plenty...

Imitation—A Child’s Greatest Learning Tool

Imitation—A Child’s Greatest Learning Tool

It's been a real joy to once again have little ones in our home each week. On weekdays, my wife babysits a young brother and sister, Barrett and Ireland. This means that on weekday mornings, I usually get to hold baby Barrett for about five minutes before I head out...

Simple Changes to Shift From Good to Godly Parenting

Simple Changes to Shift From Good to Godly Parenting

Do you ever feel like your parenting efforts are just falling short? Sometimes all it takes are small adjustments to make huge progress. Most Christian parents want to be the godly parent their child deserves, but they find it hard to get from good to godly parenting....

3 Qualities of a Godly Parent

3 Qualities of a Godly Parent

Godly children are the result of godly parents. A wise parent will not waste their time simply trying to raise good kids, because goodness is not the goal. Godliness is the goal. Because a child can be good without being godly. But a child who is godly will naturally...

How to Handle Siblings Who Can Never Get Along

How to Handle Siblings Who Can Never Get Along

Today’s Reader Question: "How do you handle siblings who can never get along no matter what you try? Should this be a concern or will they grow out of it?" “They’re not letting me have a turn!” “That’s not fair!” “Why can’t you just leave me alone?” "You're so...

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