Good dinner table conversation and this year at Christmas, I want to steer the banter to what we’ve been given, not what we have lost.
The basic biblical family unit is comprised of one man, one woman—his spouse—and their offspring or adopted children.
Good dinner table conversation and this year at Christmas, I want to steer the banter to what we’ve been given, not what we have lost.
Is it ever too early to teach your child about money? Most of us have had financial stress at some point in our lives. Unfortunately, much of the financial stress we suffer is our own fault. We spend more than…
I’ve found the most natural way to teach our children to pray and learn about prayer is in everyday situations. While there is a place in our spiritual rhythm for prayers before dinner or bedtime, the best way to cultivate…
When a child says their music is a personal choice, they are right. It’s a reflection of taste, mood, the influence of peers, and the sounds of their generation. The apostle Paul writes “All things are permitted, but not all…
I am going to assume you know I believe God is my Savior and if anything is accomplished in my life, it’s because I’ve relied on Him. He “holds it altogether” (Colossians 1), but in the meantime, the struggle of…
We were on a prayer walk, visiting families in their homes who receive services at the Tres Reyes Community Center. At each stop, we’d be introduced to the members of the family and hear what they wanted us to lift…