One Dad and Three Kids in a Minivan: Evidence of the Indwelling Spirit
When we find ourselves loving our kids well, we are not filled with pride, we are left with praise.
If I am constantly viewing my kids as a disruption to my plans, the issue is not my kids, it’s me.
When we find ourselves loving our kids well, we are not filled with pride, we are left with praise.
Our children have had a front row seat to see their father grapple with the power of the gospel and the way of Christ.
Our “challenging” children take on a greater role in making us look more like Jesus.
Milestones should promote God’s call for faithfulness and sanctification, regardless of where students fit on a cultural sliding scale.
As our perfect Parent, God can use our anger to transform us—and our children—to look more like himself.
When Jesus is the center of our decision-making, there his followers and the surrounding community have their needs met.