Practical Biblical Solutions
Learning to Let Go
I’ve always thought of myself as a good mom—loving, attentive, involved. I made every effort to protect my two kids from anything that might hurt them. If they forgot their homework, I’d drive it to school. If their science project fell apart the night before it was due, I’d stay [...]
Failing Forward
Failure is a word that makes most parents cringe. We don’t like to see our children hurt, discouraged, or disappointed. It goes against every instinct we have to stand back when they fall short or face the sting of defeat. We want to protect them, encourage them, and make things [...]
Raising Resilient Kids
Parenting today can feel like a constant balancing act. We love our kids so much that every instinct in us screams, “Step in!” when we see them hurting, failing, or facing something hard. Whether it’s a bad grade, a mean comment at school, or a missed shot in a basketball [...]
Extraordinary Kids
In today’s world, “extraordinary” often means raising kids who win awards, break records, or get the most likes online. But for Christian parents, extraordinary should mean something deeper—shaping children who genuinely know the Lord, show Christlike character, and impact the world for God’s kingdom. Worldly success is nice, but hearts [...]
Millennial Moms
Millennial moms, born between 1981 and 1996, have become the face of parenting change in the 21st century. Their approach to motherhood stands out for its focus on gentle discipline, emotional openness, and digital adaptability. But as much as they’ve advanced the parenting conversation, millennial moms face both praise and [...]
Gentle Parenting?
Gentle parenting is everywhere these days—in books, on social media feeds, and in everyday parenting conversations. Its central message? Let’s raise kids with empathy, patience, and a focus on understanding rather than strict discipline. That sounds good on the surface, doesn’t it? But as evangelical Christians who look to Scripture [...]