Wondering how to protect your kids? Learn to pray the armor of God over your kids with these 2 powerful tips and this helpful resource. Our world is in a constant state of chaos and fear. From the evening news to fear-mongering politicians and gun violence…it seems that our world is more dangerous than ever. […]
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5 Ways to Start Young Children With Prayer
Introducing your children to praying can cultivate an amazing spiritual connection between them and God, but with young children, it can be difficult to not just help them understand how to do it but also show them what they can get out of it. Here are a few approaches if you want to get your […]
Will Porn Really Affect My Children? (Hint: Yes, XXX Material WILL Impact Your Kids)
Many parents are hopeful that porn won’t impact their own children. This is a great hope, but it will not come to fruition. Porn impacts all of us but this article will help moms and dads prepare for difficult conversations. Porn is the biggest sex educator of our day. Whether our child is in homeschooling […]
Protect Kids Online With These Two Important Types of Filter
There are 2 very specific things we need to do to protect kids online, and digital filters are only ONE of them. As we pulled into the underground parking garage, our 8-year-old’s voice piped up from the backseat. “When I was on my Chromebook at school I saw a thing that said ‘Are you single?’ […]
3 Ways to Help Teens Gain Self-Awareness Through Their Faith
As your intellectual child gets older, one thing they’re going to need is self-awareness. Honestly, this is something that can be so powerful, even when it comes to their faith. In fact, knowing who you are is tied strongly to what you believe. They go hand in hand, as your faith is a major part […]
Helping kids learn how to love Jesus more than anything
Of the 9 worship styles for kids, a child that leans toward the contemplative style is likely a very loving child, and maybe has even sensed God’s love for them. They might spend a lot of time thinking, and can easily imagine God as a friend. But how can you help your contemplative child learn […]
