Modern churches seem to fracture families. If we take a look at 1 Chronicles 24-27, we see that families served together. Let's reconsider how we do church and how families can serve the Lord together.
Author - Laura Kuehn, LCSW
A Christian Parent’s Guide to Keeping Your Cool (2 Kings)
The Bible is rich with parenting advice. Here we learn the art of keeping our cool in crisis from the prophet Elisha.
4 Reasons Parents Avoid Discipline (1 Kings)
Do you ever feel reluctant to discipline your kids? If so, you are not alone - the "man after God's own heart" did the same. This article will explore four different reasons why parents may avoid discipline and what you can do about it.
Helping Kids Understand Mercy (2 Samuel)
Here are some insights and tips gleaned from 2 Samuel on how you can help your children grasp and practice the godly character of mercy.
Teaching Kids the Seriousness of Sin (Judges)
As Christian parents it is important that we teach our children the seriousness of sin. Here is a fun family devotional that will help make the concept real.
Preparing to Launch Teens into Young Adulthood (Joshua)
Launching teens into young adulthood can be a tenuous task but God's word gives us some tips on how we can effectively support and navigate this stage.
Parenting Tips from the 10 Commandments (Deuteronomy)
Here we address the real reason God gave us the 10 Commandments and how we can use this information to share the gospel with our children every day.
Growing Closer to God (Numbers)
Want to grow closer to God? Want your children to grow closer to God? The key is found in Numbers 12.
A Biblical Model for Discipline (Leviticus)
There is some surprisingly helpful parenting advice in the book of Leviticus. Here we take a look at a biblical model for discipline based on God's relationship with the nation of Israel.
Trusting God with Our Children (Exodus)
Let go and let God. Easier said than done - especially with our kids. Let's take a look at a great example of trusting God with our children from Exodus 2.
Helping Kids Choose Jesus Over Self (Genesis)
Here's a simple truth from Genesis 3 that teaches us and our children that we have a choice to make everyday: will we choose self or Jesus?
Parenting Through the Bible Series
Did you know that the Bible is a treasure chest filled with information on parenting? Join us on a one year journey of Parenting Through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
Dealing with Self-Centeredness in Young Children from a Christian Perspective
Me first! This is a common cry among young children who are developmentally in a self-oriented phase. As Christian parents, we can address this focus on self through correction and encouragment.
Celebrate the Christmas Season with a Jesse Tree (Advent Calendar)
Celebrate this Christmas season with a Jesse Tree. Free printable and instructions included!
How to Parent YOUR Child
How do you parent the children you have been given? Here are five tips to help Christian parents tailor their parenting to the unique children in their homes.
Understanding Your Child’s Fear of the Dark
Many children go through a phase of being afraid of the dark. If you find yourself in a nightly battle with your child, here are some insights to help you get to the bottom of their fears.
Sibling Rivalry – When Your Oldest Child Has Become a Bully
Sibling rivalry is normal. But when one child seems to be at the center of all the discord, you may have a bully on your hands.
Does My Child Need Therapy? If So, What Kind?
Seeking the right mental health treatment for your child may seem like a daunting task. It doesn't have to be. This article will explore the reasons to seek treatment and different options available for children and their families.
How to Disciple Children: Tips for Christian Parents
Disciplining our children is important. For Christian parents, discipling is even more so. Here we address tips for being and making disciples of Jesus in our own homes.
Parenting the Heart, Not Behavior
God cares about our hearts - the motivation behind our behaviors. As Christian parents, we should too.