Christian Children

[ad_1] “Mine.” I didn’t have to teach my children this word. It entered their vocabulary and their hearts on its own. And I didn’t have to teach my children to be selfish. Their tight-fisted nature was already there. As a...

[ad_1] Growing up, I thought the Bible was a real snoozer. I had no idea it contained the living, breathing Word of God. The only Good Book I had ever seen was my great-grandmother’s original King James Bible, the 1611...

[ad_1] So much of life happens remotely now. The Pandemic removes familiar feedback we know how to process.Relating in uncertainty can impact our sense of our self-worth. Children feel it as they experience radical adjustments in schooling formats and social...

[ad_1] "I think heaven is at least one million times better than the best cruise in the world!" says Zachary, 9.Maybe this is why cruise ships are so popular. Deep in our hearts, we know there’s a perfect place. Everyone...

[ad_1] We take them to church, sign them up for VBS, carpool them to youth group, and pay for them to attend camp, all because we want our children to have a lifelong relationship with Christ. No Christian parent wants...

[ad_1] 3. Explore the Unknown Slide 3 of 4 A couple of years ago, my son discovered geocaching. Who knew that in our little town, there are treasures literally around every corner? Our hunt for hidden treasure has drawn...

[ad_1] 3. Help Children Understand the Cost Slide 3 of 3 When it comes to the accessibility of pornography, we have to assume the worst. As adults, we need to have a fair understanding of the stakes and how...

[ad_1] Why Did Jesus Welcome the Children, and What Does This Mean for Us Today? Jesus mentioned quite often about the importance of having childlike faith, mentioning that childlike wonder of who God is and what He can do is...

[ad_1] A number of years ago, I wrote a series of posts about a conceptual model of childhood behavior that was put forth by psychologists, Dinkmeyer and McKay. This model is a wonderful resource for parents because it encourages them...

[ad_1] Children are great learners; they are always soaking in what is around them. One of the best things that we can do is to be helping young people memorize Scripture. There are countless benefits to hiding God’s Word in...