You have an opportunity for change Not just a physical change but a mental one. I used to think I was motivating myself by being self-critical. While I worked out, my mind taunted me: Wow, this is already so hard, and I’m out of breath. Why has it taken me so long to get back into working out? ... [keep reading]
Enjoy Awesome Activities Your Whole Family Will Love!
Is your child ready to encounter some wondrous word searches, perplexing puzzles, amazing animal origami, and masterfully crafted mazes? Our Bible Infographics for Kids activity pack contains all this, and more. These certified awesome activities combine Bible learning and fun, all in one. Keep ... [keep reading]
How God’s Transforming Light Can Illuminate Your Prayers
Don’t you love what light does when it shines through a stained glass window—how it plays with the colors and manifests an even greater beauty in addition to the beauty already inherent in the artwork itself? Even when a ray of light comes through a colorless pane of glass in a regular window, it ... [keep reading]
Encourage Your Kids to Read About Jesus
In celebration of Easter, we shine the spotlight on some of our favorite selections to help your kids learn about who Jesus is. Love Gave This imaginative poem from spoken word artist, author, and fellow Christian mommy Quina Aragon introduces little ones to God's greatest gift of ... [keep reading]
Could This Be the Cure for Your Kids’ Boredom?
“I’m bored.” Parents have been hearing that a lot these days. Surely millions of parents, all riding the same figurative struggle bus through the COVID-19 pandemic, can feel the boredom. It’s profound and inescapable. With so many kids and parents home for the last several months and so ... [keep reading]
Here’s a Small Reminder of Where Your Family’s Hope Should Lie
Children tend to know a whole lot more than we think they do. However, what is not obvious to them (and to us) is where to place our hope. We need real, reliable hope—hope that is more glorious and more certain than the promise of dessert if you eat all your supper. One my favorite theologians, ... [keep reading]
5 Prayers to Share With Your Child
Prayer is one of the most important habits you can help your child develop early in life. Even little ones can learn to thank God for all the wonderful things He does for them. Share these prayers with your child (one for each weekday) and be sure to keep scrolling down for some helpful suggestions ... [keep reading]
Do You Possess These 3 Key Traits That All Good Parents Share?
As we’ve grown on this parenting journey, we’ve had the privilege of meeting some amazing moms and dads—though trust us, they didn’t start out that way. All of these incredible parents have three things in common. 1. THEY PLAY TO THEIR STRENGTHS. These strong moms and super dads take the time ... [keep reading]
If You Want to Know What the Gospel Is, Ask a Kid
Two years ago I found myself teaching the 4–6 year-old Sunday school class at church. I can’t remember what lesson I taught that day. But I do remember teaching the kids a little trick to help them remember the message of the gospel. I asked the kids, “What is the gospel?” To answer that ... [keep reading]
Could Having the Right Motivation Be the Key to Better Health?
When I first started my healthy-living journey, my goal was to attain happiness by having the perfect body. (In other words, I started an unhealthy-living journey.) My motivation was not to become fit, body and soul. Here I thought I was aiming for the ultimate achievement, but I was actually aiming ... [keep reading]
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