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PG Part Seven: The Cowards, The Clueless, and the Committed
Parents come in all varieties. In fact, so does advice to parents! As parents who are attempting to model being disciples of Jesus, we have certainly read our share of books, listened to advice, discussed philosophies with each other, and tried many things with our family. While some of what we have done seems to have been well Continue reading
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PG Part Six: "You Don’t Have to Find God’s Will"
Our kids have asked us this question in various ways through the years: But how do I know if I’m in God’s will?I can’t really answer that question better than the attached article does. His summary is this: If you want to know God’s will for your life, here it is: “He has told you, O Continue reading
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PG Part Five: The Goodbyes
Parenting is wracked with goodbyes!! Well, in our case it has been. We have spent a great deal of time saying goodbye to our kiddos … like the first day of kindergarten (times four), those times that Brent and I have gone away by ourselves and left them with friends or family, student trips/sporting camps, sending the girls to Continue reading
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PG Part Four: Don’t just Give Thanks, Live Thanks
Always give thanks. Many Christian parents raise their kids to “say Grace” before meals. Some lead in a memorized prayer, while in other homes Dads verbalize a mumbled, awkward prayer of blessing on and for the food. Around some dinner tables is a more genuine prayer, but the encouragement to have thankful hearts ends there. The verses Continue reading
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PG Part Three: The Paradox of Faith
Paradox: A seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement that when investigated is actually true If Christ-centered parents don’t acknowledge (early on in their kids’ lives) that the truths of Christianity often contain paradox, they will forever be trying to “explain” and “define” a God who can’t be completely explained or defined in human terms. The Bible is filled Continue reading
Unchained Melodye 