Welcome to the Rooted Parent Top Ten, a curated list of resources from across the web that we believe will be helpful to parents. Here you’ll find articles, podcasts, and videos to support you in gospel-centered discipleship and interpreting youth culture.
Solomon calls us to be self-disciplined and active parents, creating the conditions for our children to grow in wisdom and honor.
Jesus recognized the way activities can feed deeper conversations. Enter the chaos and camaraderie of summer children’s and youth ministry with anticipation and prayer. Jesus served powerfully side-by-side, next to a lake, over meals, and in casual conversation, too!
The Lord wants your child rooted in their identity of belonging to him even more than you do.
When churches begin walking with families in the early years of parenting, they no longer see the church as a program provider or babysitter, but as a trusted partner in raising their children to know Christ.
In this installment of Ask Rooted, we asked parents about what kind of discipleship opportunities and spiritual development their child’s sports participation has provided.
The model minority myth can cause students to subconsciously adhere to standards of church involvement that are far more cultural than biblical. The gospel releases believers from an achievement-forward faith based on works for God, to a faith that abides in and with Christ.
We can teach our children to keep looking to the Light, to remind themselves and us that God is good, regardless of our circumstances.
We ought to care about what we are teaching and making accessible—where it’s from, why we’re choosing it, and what it will produce. We cannot control the “eating habits” of our church families, but we can take care with what we serve.
