The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Parenting
I wish I could be a perfect father for my children. How I wish that I had always been intentional, patient, endearing, Christ-honoring…
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How God the Father Affirmed His Son (And What Dads Need to Learn From It)
When you enter the New Testament, the idea of a father’s blessing is not as prominent due to the church functioning as the…
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Praying Intentionally for Your Children
The Bible talks about blessing your children more than it does praying for your children. In some ways, a parental blessing is what…
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What Does It Mean to Bless My Children?
Throughout the Bible, parents would bless their children. Have you ever wondered how a parent is supposed to give what is called a…
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Parents, Phones, and Privacy
Does a child have a right to complete privacy regarding technology? The two parental extremes are: Grant your children complete privacy because you…
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936 Pennies
When a newborn is put into the hands of a parent for the first time, that parent has 936 weeks before that child…
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Teach Your Children Diligently
Biblical Blueprint Teach Your Children Diligently (Deut. 6:4-9) The Problem While the church provides important spiritual environments, the most critical spiritual environment is the…
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Living Vicariously Through Your Child
The goal is not for your child to look more like you but to look more like Jesus. 1. Gen. 5:1-3 (cf. 1:27) 2. …
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Sins of the Father
Resolve to defy any sinful legacy and turn your family around. 1. The sins of the father punish future generations when they become…
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Gracious Discipline
Don’t punish your child when you have pushed their limits. 1. Prov. 22:6 2. Don’t punish your child when you have pushed their…
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The Five Love Languages of Children
The Five Love Languages for Children is a great resource from Gary Chapman. Using the original love languages (physical touch, words of affirmation, quality…
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Be Disciplined Before You Discipline
Parents must discipline themselves before they discipline their children. Main Points Eph. 6:4 – Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring…
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