Parenthood and the Freedom that Changes Everything
Biblical freedom doesn’t mean parenting without structure or standards. It means parenting without the burdensome weight of guilt, comparison, or fear.
Biblical freedom doesn’t mean parenting without structure or standards. It means parenting without the burdensome weight of guilt, comparison, or fear.
As we encourage our reluctant teenagers to read their Bibles, we shine the spotlight on Jesus.
Mom, dad, you’re not battling against your teen, you’re battling for your teen.
The profound mystery, one that we can all ponder with thanksgiving, is that God alone does the work of drawing us and our children to himself.
What your children will remember most is not whether you could answer every question, but whether you humbly took the time to listen to their struggles.
Passion fuels excellence, and when your teen finds what they’re passionate about, motivation will follow.
We can put our faith in our own exhaustible novelty, or in the inexhaustible and pinpoint accuracy of the Holy Spirit working through his own words.
God’s divine and good ways cannot be limited by our physical limitations.
The formation of Christian identity in our children is a journey that requires both intentional guidance and profound trust.