Written by Karen Meeker
What is leavening and how does it work? Why do we throw it out during the Days of Unleavened Bread? How can you be an expert leaven tracker? NOTE: Parents, this blog was written for children. You...
Written by Pam Rehm
Parents often experience depression while transitioning to life after their children leave home. How can you deal with the sadness of Empty Nest Syndrome? The house seems empty and...
Written by Andrea West
At an early age young children begin developing muscles and balance that will enable them to walk. How can we help them to walk physically and spiritually? One of the most important aspects of a...
Written by John Columbo
The Bible reveals God as our Father. We can learn much about how God works with us by looking at how physical parents work with their children. Have you ever looked at your child and thought to...
Written by Peter Gabriel
A major part of the Church’s mission is to “make disciples.” The Church wants to help parents train their children of today to be the leaders of tomorrow. Recently, one of my...
Written by Nancy Diraison
An unusual experience in raising my son illustrated the need to pray to God for guidance in raising our children. God is clear that He gives children as a blessing (Psalm 127:3-5). He has a plan...
Written by Jodie Maczek
Today’s world is characterized by materialistic and self-absorbed living. Godly parents should be raising their children to have the exact opposite character. Every day we see actions from...
Written by Susan Scott Smith
Homework—it’s an opportunity for your child to practice and perfect skills learned at school. Here are some tips for parents dealing with its challenges. One of the least-liked words...
Written by Shelby Faith
God gives us special days to celebrate and learn from each year. Our own family traditions can enhance those celebrations and deepen the lessons. Each year as we celebrate the spring festival...