Cultivating a Habit of Prayer as a Family
Children will pay more attention to what they see us doing (or not doing) than what we merely tell them, and this is true of our prayer lives.
Children will pay more attention to what they see us doing (or not doing) than what we merely tell them, and this is true of our prayer lives.
Resources for Christian parents abound, so each year we read the newest selections on the market and award the most helpful ones our “best new book” designation.
We selected the award winners in the Bible Teaching category with an eye to resources that are helpful to ministry in youth. Enjoy!
Here at Rooted we celebrate the writing of good books! Through our annual book awards, we recommend new titles that encourage God’s people to experience his steadfast love and walk with him in obedience.
The gospel offers genuine acceptance and community, love and care, comfort and welcome. There won’t be any possibility of loneliness in the yet-to-come reality of God’s kingdom.
Even when your son feels stuck, God isn’t. He’s still moving, still shaping, still pursuing, and he loves your child even more than you do.
As parents, we have to practice the power of presence with our children. Most importantly, we need to look to Jesus to show us how.
Our parenthood of the teens God has given us is a gift of God’s meticulous sovereignty, even if parenting is not what we expected.
Jesus did not die for an algorithm, but for us: embodied souls made in his image. Shepherd the hearts of your children to see themselves as those whom Jesus valued enough that he die for us.
