Do As I Say (When You Don’t Need to Do What I Did)
One of your children’s most beloved books in your home might soon be your high school yearbook. Your children know you as a…
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Guide the Next Generation
One of the highlights of Family Camp was taking my children on their very first canoe ride. I had the three children (ages…
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You Can’t Wear Swimmies Forever
We have some summer goals for our family. One of those goals was to take the swimmies off for our boys and get them…
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The Dangerous Progression in Relationships
Today, I got the privilege to speak at RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards). Housed at Erskine College, high school students from around SC…
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A Quiver Full
“Like arrows in the hand of a warrior or the children of one’s youth” (Psalm 127:4). On the battlefield, arrows can hit targets…
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Thank You, Daddy
When Amanda went away for 2 days for a conference, I had the privilege of watching all 3 bambinos by myself. In addition…
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The Good Life
Special day, today. We focused on how to experience the good life. How to have peace on earth. To begin the services, we…
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The Need for Parental Affirmation
In this stage of parenting, I hear one phrase as much if not more than all other phrases: “Dad, look at what I…
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“Did You Pay for the Beach?”
The Agnews piled in the minivan in the middle of September for a 4-day trip to the beach. We had just finished a…
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Mini-Masterpieces
Before you can really love your child, you have to get to know your child. Your child is unique. That may be an…
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Children Are Gifts
Unless God is in the business of building a home, the effort is in vain. In Psalm 127, God reveals that the best…
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