Helping Your Child Rest Without Becoming Idle
Rest isn’t merely an opportunity to indulge in our desires; it’s an opportunity to step back to enjoy God’s creation and reflect on the direction of our lives.
The wise Christ follower should always consider God’s counsel as they consider big decisions, even which school to enroll their children in.

Rest isn’t merely an opportunity to indulge in our desires; it’s an opportunity to step back to enjoy God’s creation and reflect on the direction of our lives.
True, restorative rest is found in turning away from things that distort, drain, or distract us in order to connect with the one who made us.
In the summer, there is a little more time for moments to exhale and observe the world around me. As I do so, I feel convicted to weave God’s truth into these moments, for myself and for my children.
Drawing boundaries on where to spend time and resources for extracurriculars is a part of discipling our kids to know and grow in Jesus.
The Westminster Shorter Catechism is an excellent way to begin a discussion that will prayerfully open your children’s eyes and set their feet on the narrow path heavenward.
Help your child grow spiritually this summer through these three rhythms: rest, work, and play.
