Prayer, Puberty, and Parenting: A Review of “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret”
Parents who nurture their own faith, for their own sake, provide something essential to their children.
Parents who nurture their own faith, for their own sake, provide something essential to their children.
As we focus our lives on knowing and pursuing the person of Christ, many of the formulas we use to attain “success” in parenting fade into the background.
Let the goodness and grace of Jesus Christ bring peace to the campuses across America.
God has proven himself trustworthy; he has proven that he often works in ways we know nothing of until his time is right.
Mary’s faith as she raised Jesus provides us guidance as we parent our children in the known, not-so-known, and unknown.
Unlike Santa, who gives only gifts to nice boys and girls, the real story is that God gave us his only son while we were yet sinners.
The greatest hope he offers parents of unbelieving children is the revelation of his character through his promises to save the lost.
I am learning that walking—and parenting—by the Spirit means things cannot be planned, controlled, or created, only received by faith—even my weak and doubting faith.
What God provides for us in our ministries is what we need and what our youth need. He can be trusted with our faith.
