Praying for peace in your family
The peace of God is worth pursuing because it brings so many added benefits for our lives.
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Fixing your priorities
It's easy to tell someone what your priorities are. But your actions might tell a different story.
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4 things for “sports parents” to consider
A Wall Street Journal article highlighted an eye-opening aspect of the relationship between kids, sports, and parents.
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Summer outdoor family fun!
Here are some tips for saving money and getting the most bang for your family's buck this summer.
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Becoming a spiritually fit family
How do we guide our children in their spiritual growth while living in a culture that often works against biblical principles?
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Battling “I’m bored” this summer
Your children wait all year for the sound of the final school bell – only to utter the two words you know are coming: “I’m bored.”
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Family resemblance
When people see me or talk to me, do they wonder: “Does he belong to the family of Jesus?”
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Children respect action, not words
Active respect shows your children that you love and respect them enough to hold them accountable for their behavior.
Screaming at the sitter
Do your kids get upset when you leave them with a babysitter?
Standing up for your family
These days, there aren’t nearly enough people standing up for their loved ones.
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Change the world by making your bed
US Navy Admiral, William H. McRaven, delivers a speech about the importance of doing the little things like making your bed, embracing the fears of life, and changing the world for generations to come.
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What if…
When you're feeling a case of the "what if" thoughts coming on. Remind yourself, "what if's" go both ways!
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My Deliverer
As we contine to celebrate the Christmas season, I thought this video would be a blessing. Rich Mullins was an amazing artist. For those of us old enough to remember him, you know what I'm talking about.
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