Being Made Perfect
It’s hard to watch our children experience pain and suffering. How can we help, as parents?
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Pastor Sarah’s Blog
Something Old and Something New
We don’t need to create a new list of things to “do” for God this year.
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Doing Christmas a Whole New Way
Maybe your Christmas plans aren’t quite as frantic as the Murgdorps but I think many of us can all relate to wanting a “long winter’s nap” by the time we’ve created our lists of “to do’s” let alone getting it all done.
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Rest For Our Souls
Can you relate? Has your schedule become so busy and overwhelming that you don’t even have time to pause and evaluate what’s going on?
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A Faith That Sticks
It can be challenging to know what it means to live out faith at home and we wonder if our children are really “getting it” as far as faith and their relationship with Jesus goes.
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Beginning Well – Faith & Starting Off The School Year
We want our children to know that, whatever they encounter through their day, they are loved and Jesus is with them.
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Staying Connected With Your Church Community
…the church community is where we need to come first and let the other activities fall where they may.
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How To Grow Resilient Kids
The good news is, resiliency can be built into us at any age. We can help our children grow in resiliency and become adults who are able to thrive
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Bunnies, Eggs, and…the Cross?
What if we had the Easter bunny become the teller of the Good News of Jesus?
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When People Don’t Believe the Same Things We Do
…there are some things we can consider as we seek to raise children who have a “sticky” faith
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