The Bible talks about parenting many many times throughout the scriptures. Sometimes in direct teaching and rebuke of what Biblical parent

Baptism can get a lot of focus from church leadership, but there are a lot of questions to consider when thinking about this next step in fa

Just like our kids go through many ages and stages our kids' faith and prayer life will do the same thing. But I’m missing the

Making Friends Part Five: The Best Friend God Can Give you. Here are my top 11 Tips to encourage good sibling relationships.

But friends come in many types, and when friends move, or you grow apart there is a grief process involved.

to foster the friendships of our kids. Why? Well in part it is our self-sufficiency culture. In part, it is the rise of screen-time...

How do we teach our kids what friendship looks like. What is a good friend? What is a bad friend? What does the Bible say about friendship?

Finding friendships as an adult is a challenge, but how can you change your mindset to both be intentional and okay in the shallow end.

an Elf-on-the-Shelf Alternative Almost nine years ago I brought into our family The Kindness Elves. Kris, Kringle, and Jo were elves in...

Despite the consistency of this holiday, growing thankfulness in my kid’s hearts is a struggle. What steps can we take to grow gratitude

Does God have a sense of humor? If so, what is God's sense of humor like?

What will you cling to if or when your kids take the uncommon path?

Let your light shine before men, so they may see the good that you do and glorify your Father in heaven.”

Sin is sneaky. But proactive parenting gives my kids the tools and knowledge to be prepared when the world wants to taint their sweet minds.

Those preschool years are hard without a doubt, but kids are listening. They are dry sponges that crave to be saturated. I have a theory...

What is Labor Day, and how can we point to God on this holiday?

Tips and Tricks for living out Deuteronomy 6:6-8 in your family

Superheroes are everywhere, here are a few tips on showing our kids the super they have inside and how super Jesus is.

We could say no to superheroes like many families do with Santa and the Easter Bunny, or we can use these examples.

Kids love to learn about and pretend to be them. But are they good for our kids' growth? How do we guide superhero play in healthy ways?