Knowing What We Don’t Know: How Our Spiritual Limits Bring Us Closer to God
Jesus’s death and resurrection frees us from the fears that our inability to know and understand can produce.
Jesus’s death and resurrection frees us from the fears that our inability to know and understand can produce.
Encouraging our teens to practice media literacy online equips them to navigate their digital world for God’s glory and their good.
Knowing Christ should be the highest aim in our parenting, not our children’s’ athletic success.
Instead of simply confronting them on all the negative influences… let them tell you how they’re experiencing life online.
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.
Parents can turn to the timeless wisdom of God’s Word when they face the difficultly of navigating smartphones.
When parenting feels overwhelming or when we feel helpless, we must remember we are never hopeless, for the Spirit of Christ is at work in and through us.
This is how God imparts wisdom: by teaching us what it means to abide in him.
As we teach them wisdom along the way, when they sit and when they rise, we prepare our children for whatever God has in store for them.
