With the dawn of the Reformation, church leaders called for a return to family discipleship, instructing parents, and especially fathers, to take an active role in teaching their children the faith. Luther’s plan for reaching the next generation began with a focus on the family. He was passionate about parents teaching their children.
Read MoreQuestions like this shouldn’t alarm or threaten us as parents. They should be cause for a quick little jig of merriment (metaphorically speaking, of course). These types of spiritual questions show that our kids are beginning to wrestle with deep, important truths that will shape their lives. We should welcome them!
Read MoreWe’re always looking for rest, and sometimes rest comes in ways we might not expect. Kody Gibson writes about their family tradition of visiting churches as they travel together, and what they’ve learned along the way.
Read MorePart two of our guide on walking through grief with your kids. One of the ways the Lord carries us through the dark valley is by helping us to remember. While the memories of our loved ones fade, we trust that God’s memory is perfect, and he can use those stories to help us find joy in our sadness.
Read MoreWalking through loss is difficult for all of us, but it can be especially challenging for kids. Here’s a helpful guide to help parents navigate grief with their children, and why it’s vital that parents take the time to talk about death with their kids.
Read MoreChildren are a gift from the Lord, but parenting can be difficult. Here are four ways to make sure you’re pointing your kids to Jesus through all the ups and downs along the way.
Read MoreBible storying is a great tool for helping your family learn the big truths of the Bible together. Learn how a few minutes in the car or at the breakfast table can help them (and you!) keep the Bible on their mind and in their hearts all day long.
Read MoreDoes your local church or family have a devotional path that you walk each Advent season? If not, take advantage of this holiday season to build new discipleship habits. Here’s a list of resources that can help.
Read MoreThere’s an understandable shame for a kid confessing same-sex attraction or transgender feelings. What can a parent or a church leader do in the face of such shame?
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