Why Facing Your Fears Matters for Your Kids
Our job as parents is to be as faithful as we can, forever trusting in Jesus to guide us and give us the strength to do what we’re called to do – even when afraid.
School is good for my girl, and it’s good for me too. It’s teaching both of us to trust our good God, who loves us more than anyone else and sovereignly cares for each of us in every moment.

Our job as parents is to be as faithful as we can, forever trusting in Jesus to guide us and give us the strength to do what we’re called to do – even when afraid.
Our hunger as parents—broader, as Christians—is spiritual. It is for the Bread of Life, the Savior of the world.
We send our children to camp with a God who is for them, who gave up his Son on their behalf, and who graciously gives them all they will need. From distress to death, nothing can separate them from this love.
The enemy offers a false hope that by not going to church the problem will be solved. But real hope comes from knowing God, in the wilderness, with his people.
Whatever our challenges are as a parent, large or small, we can pray with King David or with the smallest preschooler: “Oh Lord, be my help.”
Every day, God takes your contributions and establishes your work to build his house.
