parenting

Here are a few small things that you can do (and teach your kids to do) that can still make a huge impact in a digital world.

What does it mean to disciple our kids? It’s a good question. To be honest, over the years I’ve given different answers, based on my understanding of what it means to be a disciple and what discipleship looks like.

If Christian parents aren't careful with the way they prioritize their families' lives, they may inadvertently convey to their children that faith is a side interest.

Recently, a couple things happened that created for my family an opportunity to deepen our faith and leave a legacy that reaches past us to our grandkids and even great grandkids.

What if every leader improved by just 1% in what they do every year? Imagine how that could change the trajectory of a life over time. Let me encourage you to do whatever it takes to become better at what you do.

The other day I had someone say to me, “I love reading your blog and I like your thoughts on discipleship in the home but I don’t even know how to get started. I don’t think of those things like you do. Where do I start?”

There are many ways that parents can learn teaching the bible to kids and help them understand key lessons that can enhance their lives at any age.

With every decision we make, we must also consider its long-term consequences for generations to come. We have to intentionally choose to be a multi-generational parent.