Our kids can thrive in public school if we will take the time to invest in them before and while they’re there.
The Most Important Thing We Teach Our Kids
You can’t possibly teach your kids everything. If you are like most moms, overwhelmed with all of the things you need to teach your kids, take a deep breath and go back to Scripture.
5 Things You Need to Know About Foster Care: Babies
This is by no means an exhaustive list. I could go on and on about foster care and why you absolutely, positively should do it. Think you’re too old? Nope. Think you’re too busy? Hardly. Think you could never love a baby and let them go? You’re wrong about that. That baby needs someone who will love them so much that her heart breaks when he leaves.
5 Easy Ways to Point Your Teenager to Jesus
Teenagers get a pretty bad rap, if you ask me. They’re crazy and energetic (unless it’s morning!) and enjoying one of the most fun parts of life. Parenting your teenager doesn’t have to be an awful experience! And pointing them to Jesus is your greatest privilege. Read on to discover some easy ways to point …
5 Easy Ways to Point Your Child to Jesus
If you’ve got a kid in your life, you’ve got an opportunity to point that kid to Jesus! Whether that kid is your own child, your grandchild, or even a niece or nephew, you have been given the gift of pouring into her life in a way that could point her to Jesus.
5 Easy Ways to Point Your Baby to Jesus
It’s never too early to start pointing your baby to Jesus. God’s greatest gift to your baby is Jesus, but His next greatest gift is you! You are the one that gets the amazing opportunity to introduce your baby to Jesus and there’s absolutely no reason to wait. Here are five ways to point your baby to Jesus, and as you read, enjoy a few pics of my sweet babies.
5 Vital Routines to Build a Strong Home
We all look forward to this time every night because that’s when the worries of the day melt away and we get to have fun with each other.
The Ultimate Parenting Book! Parenting by Paul David Tripp
If you are a parent who aims to raise godly children, this book absolutely must be on your “To-Read” stack.
How to have family devotions
For a long time Dr. Irving and I thought that in order to be “good parents”, we ought to be leading our kids in Scripture reading and devotions and prayer every day. We went through several painful attempts at forcing our unwilling teenagers and our fussy babies to sit around the table and listen as …