Adult report card
I want to be a better dad...so I asked my 7 year old to give me a report card on how I'm doing as a father and a husband to her mom.
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“I’m bored!”
Experts say boredom has benefits. By eliminating it, you’re cheating yourself & your children.
10 ways to get your kids ready for summer
Summer's just around the corner. Are you and your kids ready?
Appropriate consequences
It's important to have a game plan in place when your child starts acting up.
Children respect action, not words
Active respect shows your children that you love and respect them enough to hold them accountable for their behavior.
Mom, do you ever feel like a failure?
How do you handle the days when you are certain you’ve failed as a mom?
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Finding wonder where you are
Wonder is not about adding anything to your busy day. It’s about finding what already fits in that day and living it for all it’s worth.
Screaming at the sitter
Do your kids get upset when you leave them with a babysitter?
Lead your kids in leading
I’ve heard it said that you can learn more as a teacher than you can as a student.
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Recently, on a Daddy/Daughter date, I asked Alyssa to describe the purpose of a report card. Her answer was, in summary, so the teacher could tell the parents the progress of the student, what’s going well and what needs improvement. “Exactly right.” I said. It was then that I presented her a unique opportunity:…
Grasping the deep love of God
How have you grasped God's deep and infinite love for you?
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3 perspectives that stir up fear
There are 3 perspectives that give the enemy permission to stir up your fears to the point where they can eclipse faith.
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