How we handle the car ride home can change a child’s entire outlook on sports. Discover why choosing to encourage on the way home from the game is the best way to model God’s grace and strengthen your relationship with your young athlete.
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Smartphones shape the hearts and habits of our children. Discover how to manage your child’s digital world using a Jesus-centered approach that prioritizes wisdom, safety, and spiritual growth over cultural trends.
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Navigating conversations about sex and identity can be intimidating. This article offers a roadmap for parents to engage their teens with grace, honesty, and a Christ-centered perspective on God’s design for sexuality
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The debate over infant baptism has lasted for centuries. By looking at the New Testament pattern of faith and baptism, parents can gain clarity on how to lead their children spiritually and why personal faith is the key to this sacred ordinance.
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Choosing the right time for a child’s baptism is a significant milestone for Christian parents. This article explores the biblical basis for believer’s baptism, signs of spiritual maturity in children, and how to guide your child toward a personal commitment to Jesus.
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Discover how biblical truth speaks into modern parenting philosophies—from gentle parenting to authoritative approaches—equipping parents to raise children with grace, wisdom, and God-given authority.
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Parenting adult kids means shifting from control to connection—this episode unpacks four biblical principles to help you build trust, encourage independence, and keep the relationship strong.
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In this topic, we explore Dr. Leonard Sax’s research on the crisis facing young men—and what parents can do to turn the tide.
Read MoreDoes your child hear more correction than praise? Parenting principle number 3 explores why affirmation is vital for a child’s soul and how to use the 3 B’s of loving affirmation
Read MoreIs discipline really necessary for Christian parents? Parenting principle 2 explores why discipline is an act of love and how to use the 3 C’s to train your child’s heart.
Read MoreThe most effective parenting doesn’t start with your kids; it starts with you. Learn why parenting principle number one—prioritizing your relationship with God—is the essential foundation for a Christ-centered home and lasting spiritual influence.
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In this topic, Tracy unpacks why kids lie, what God says about dishonesty, and how parents can model truth, build trust, and raise kids who value integrity.
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Every kid experiences anxiety so parents need to be on alert and ready to help their kids navigate it successfully.
Read MoreSharing Jesus with a child from a hard place requires extra care. Learn how to present the Gospel as a story of safety, rescue, and being “seen” by a loving God who heals our brokenness.
Read MoreBonding after trauma is a marathon of grace. Learn how to use “felt safety,” consistency, and Gospel-centered compassion to connect with a child’s heart and help them heal.
Read MoreDeciding to adopt is a life-changing step of faith. This article explores how to evaluate your heart, your marriage, and your finances through a Christ-centered lens to determine if you are ready to welcome a child into your home.
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Were you raised in a broken home with abusive parents? Don’t worry. You can break that chain by simply living according to God’s truth.
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You’re a Christian parent. Should you let your kids go trick or treating like everyone else?
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Learn three basic principles for parenting kids so you can do more than survive….you can thrive during the parenting years!
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Learn how to help your kids build a biblical worldview by teaching them key truths about God, sin, salvation, Scripture, and living with purpose in a confusing world.
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Paul Tripp teaches that parents often try to force change on their kids but only God has the power to change their hearts.
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Boundaries in parenting are all about transferring ownership where your kids grow and learn how to function as an independent person.
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Your students’ hormones are raging, and that can drive them crazy. The world encourages them to explore their feelings; the Bible says to take those feelings captive.
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