Written by Becky Bennett
Your child may be too young for an allowance, but he or she’s not too young to be introduced to the all-important right approach to money. Ever read the poem “Smart” in Shel...
Written by Todd Carey
As a parent, it can be frustrating to watch our children avoid or put off something that could be good for them. My experiences as a child and a parent convince me that sometimes patience can pay...
Written by Larry Greider
The challenge for the next generation is to build an active, creative, successful life rather than passively living the lives of others. I remember the time when one of my sons decided he was...
Written by Becky Bennett
Reading to your children provides a long list of benefits! So cuddle up with your child and a good book and enjoy some guilt-free entertainment. Times spent reading books with my children have to...
Written by Larry W. Greider
Finding a meaningful job that is satisfying and stimulating is ideal. After years of education, our children will spend the rest of their lives making a living. How can we help them avoid ending up...
Written by Paul Suckling
I had the incredible experience of seeing both of our children born, and what a thrill it was! After months of waiting and helping my wife more and more as time moved along in her pregnancy, the...
Written by Larry Greider
Life has many challenges, and no one is good at everything he or she tries, especially the first time. Many times what our children need is a cheerleader, not a critic! Having raised four very...
Written by Becky Bennett
My kids have been growing up—now I need to as well! As I turn over the reins (or the car keys) to them more and more, I need to turn my care and concern for them over to God more and more....
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Not long after school starts in many areas, Church of God members begin preparing for the biblical Feast of Tabernacles. This means it’s time to talk with your child’s teachers about...