“The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.” Matthew 7:25
KNOW>> Christian parenting essentials
CONNECT>> Tips to increase connection
DISCIPLE>> Discipleship ideas
CORRECT>> Solutions for misbehavior
SUPPORT>> Encouragement for parents
My workbook for Christian kids can help. It offers information and concrete strategies to help your child understand and overcome their struggle with worry.
The ability to make good decisions is a skill that all children need to learn. As our children age, we can help them acquire this skill by teaching them how to objectively view the circumstances surrounding a decision. This simple model will help both you and your kids make sound, well-infomed, God...
Do you feel that there is a great divide between you and your teenager? You can close the gap by applying God's model for reaching the "unreachable." These five steps will start you on the road toward restoration and reconciliation.
Affirmation is much different than empty praise. Here we will learn what affirmation is all about and ways you can affirm both your child's character and her spiritual growth.
Valentine's Day is not just for couples! Try out this idea for a family Valentine's celebration this year. You will have fun, but more importantly, you will learn valuable information about each and every member of your family.
If you are feeling disconnected from your kids, this article will help you learn the key elements of a healthy parent-child relationship and ways to improve it.
What is the most important parenting tool for Christian parents? It's effective and accessible no matter who you are. Read on to find out what it is.
If you have a child who has developed a bad habit, consider these tips to help you team up with your child to defeat the unwanted behavior.
It seems that tragedy is everywhere lately. Many parents struggle with how, when and even if they should address it with their own children. Here's a list of do's and don'ts for the Christian parent.
Evidence of God is everywhere. This is true especially during the Christmas season. Let's make the most of this opportunity by getting into the habit of saturating our children with the love and presence of God.
When is the last time you sat down and had a purposeful conversation with your kids on the topic of manners? If it has been a while, here are some questions you can ask to assess how manners-wise your children are.
Take time this Thanksgiving to express a heartfelt thanks to your kids. Our original printable will help you do just that.
"No" is a small but powerful word. Here are some alternative to saying no regardless of the age of your child.
Do your kids exclaim, "It's not fair!" Let's explore the problems that stem from a "fairness focus" and some things you can do to address it.
What's the emotional climate like in your home right now? For good or bad, Mom's moods can have a big impact on the overall emotional environment in the home.
I am very excited to have children's author, Lisa Moser as our virtual guest this week. I recently had the honor of conducting an email interview with her and know you will enjoy getting a glimpse into the faith and inspiration behind this accomplished children's author.
Kids who listen and obey are like the holy grail of parenting. If your children are struggling in this area, try this one simple change to your parenting style that will help increase their compliance and obedience.
When it comes to parenting, what are you better at? Showing or telling? Most of us have the telling part down pat. But being "doer's" of our own words - well . . . that's another story. Let's explore the importance of modeling and the great grace of God when we fall short.
How many times a day do you find yourself telling your kids to "be nice"? We can help them "be nice" to others by teaching them concrete ways to show love. This family activity will help your kids see and understand a simple but powerful way to show love to the most important people in their lives.
