2 Ways to Be There for Your Kids | Point Man #2
The Industrial Revolution completely changed the way fathers engage with their kids, but these two tips will get us back on track.
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Tag: Parenting Kids
Satan’s Strategy to Destroy the Family | Point Man #1
There are three main strategies that Satan has to take down men – and the entire family with him.
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Should I Give My Child an iPhone or iPad?
Technology has provided incredible advancements, making information and communication easier between people. However, it does provide a tool for both good and evil.
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Helpful Advice for Young Moms
There are times when we are simply not in charge. Once we realize this, we can set aside the fixating and concentrate on our kids’ needs.
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The Pledge of Allegiance, Family, and God
The flag deserves our respect and honor. But God deserves our total devotion.
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Admitting You’re Wrong as a Parent
If you don’t humble yourself and admit your mistakes, your kids will never grow up to do it.
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When Should Your Child Take Communion?
Communion is an important ordinance for the Christian church, but how do you know if your child is ready?
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Parenting On The Bright Side
The positive side of parenting is praising, listening, and encouraging. Love creates the environment that gradually opens the heart of our kids to receive truth.
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Don’t Play the Comparison Game with Your Kids
Nobody likes to be compared to someone else. The comparison game tends to highlight our weaknesses and how we don’t measure up to others. It leaves us feeling deflated and insecure. So, why do so many parents fall into this trap with their kids?
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Protect Your Kids From Technology
Parents, we need to wake up and realize that there are dangers lurking on our kids’ phones.
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The Comparison Game, Social Media, and Being a New Mom
New moms often struggle to wrap their minds around the new reality of caring for a little one. Combine that with social media and you’ll start comparing yourself to others.
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2 Timothy 1:7 | Life Verses for Parents #3
We don’t need to make excuses for poor choices. The Spirit in us empowers us to love, to be brave, and to have self-control.
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2 Corinthians 5:17 | Life Verses for Parents #2
When we put our trust in Jesus, we are set free from our past mistakes and able to live a life that honors God.
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Psalm 139 | Life Verses for Parents #1
From the book of Psalms we can teach our kids that they are special creations of the God of the universe.
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How God Grows Us Through Parenting
Parenting will shape us in ways we can’t imagine. It won’t always be easy, but it is for our best.
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Should I Baptize My Infant?
Some church traditions baptize infants and others don’t. What’s the right perspective on this subject?
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Should We Fight in Front of the Kids?
Most people think one of the worst things parents can do is fight in front of their kids. But that’s not necessarily true.
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How Should Christian Parents Educate Their Kids?
Should Christians avoid public school at all costs? The answers might surprise you.
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Are You Too Busy for God?
Ask yourself, after everything else you do, is there any time left for God?
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Men – The Dad Scorecard: 4 Ways to Invest in Your Kids
A lot of men have scorecards at work to measure their success. Here’s one for your home life.
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The Importance of Structure in the Home
There are many ways to ease the stressful times experienced when raising a family, but one of the most important ways to manage a household is the introduction of structure.
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3 Tips For Dads Raising Daughters
Dads play a major role in the development of their daughters. Learn some practical tips that can help you raise godly women in today’s challenging world.
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The Most Important Relationship in the Home
What’s the most important relationship in the home? The answer might surprise you.
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3 Mindsets to Successful Parenting
Parents, our job is hard so let’s break it down into more bite sized pieces so we can feel like we have some sort of a plan or strategy.
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