How Do I Parent as My Kids Become Adults?
Parenting requires so much hands-on instruction that it can be tricky to know when and how to navigate the moments of letting go, of releasing them back into the hands of the One who gave them to us.
Parenting requires so much hands-on instruction that it can be tricky to know when and how to navigate the moments of letting go, of releasing them back into the hands of the One who gave them to us.
Watching your kids face disappointment is hard, but what if these moments are actually tools that build resilience and faith?
Children are among God’s greatest gifts, but as any parent knows, they can usher us into moments and seasons of worry and overwhelm. What a grace to be gently led by our Shepherd, Jesus, who knows where we are.
While we can't make our kids fall in love with Jesus, today's article points out several ways we can encourage a real, authentic faith in God that will last well beyond their childhood.
How do you talk to your kids when an unexpected, scary situation unfolds?
Christians are not exempt from relationship difficulties. Romans gives us some insight into our responsibility in navigating those situations where peace eludes us.
Estrangement between family members is difficult and painful. Christ offers comfort in the grief and grace to move forward.
Sibling tensions can extend well into adulthood. So what should you do about it? Here are some suggestions.
When family conflict is ongoing, it's easy to lose hope that peace is possible. James offers practical, biblical wisdom for guarding your heart and trusting God to transform your relationships, even when others don't change.
Love isn't just something you feel. It's something you grow into. No matter how your story begins, God can write a beautiful ending.
Family has a way of exposing the sins we would rather keep hidden. Yet what if God designed family relationships not only to reveal our brokenness, but also to draw us deeper into repentance, grace, forgiveness, and the transforming love of Christ?
What does it look like to grow up with incredible grandparents and a rich spiritual heritage? Sometimes, the very legacy that points us to Christ can leave us carrying expectations He never intended us to bear. In Matthew 11, Jesus offers a different burden.
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How can we interact in difficult family relationships while still sharing the love of Christ? Romans has some valuable advice for us on this topic.
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“You need to dial it down.” I had no idea what those words meant the day I first heard them, but they would go on to change my life. If you've ever struggled to set healthy boundaries or felt guilty for even trying, my story might help.
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This question is best answered by evaluating how you spend your time, energy, and resources.
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Jesus is always with us, in good times and in bad.
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For years, I was seeking acceptance. In 2020, God showed me what it means to be known by Him.
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“I want to hang this in my room and give it to Jesus when he comes to get me.” As early as preschool years, I loved Jesus and looked forward to his return—planning to give him a depiction of him and his parents when I met him. I will
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Everyone has. The challenge is what you do when you're feeling this way.
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What difference does Jesus make? Does he change lives? Is God even real? If He is, why should I follow Him? If you or someone you know has ever had a question like this, then let me tell you about my life… There was once a young man who grew
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Finding God despite being raised in a legalistic upbringing.
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Some of you may not know this, but I am the oldest brother of Ezra Byer. This is my claim to fame! I'm hoping someday to get his autograph. For years now, I have endeavored to convince everyone that I am the older AND WISER brother, but this
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📖"And whoever comes to Me I will never cast out." — John 6:37 Early in my Christian life, I read Augustine’s Confessions. Augustine (354-430 AD) lived a monastic life and pursued a life of writing. One of his writings, Confessions, is his spiritual autobiography, but it
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An example of a life well-lived.