Parenting gets challenging when big emotions take over. Your child is angry, frustrated, disappointed, or overwhelmed—and suddenly they're yelling, throwing things, or lashing out. It's tempting to shut down the emotion: “Stop crying.” “Calm down.” “There's nothing to be
Parenting can sometimes feel like fishing. You cast your line, wait patiently, and hope something bites. But what if your success as a parent shouldn't be measured by whether your child responds? What if you measured success by how
This month's post idea comes from Scott Donnell. Our oldest daughter and her family do something similar on birthdays, and our family had a birthday tradition of writing blessings on a large banner for the person celebrating a birthday,
If you’ve ever reminded your child to take out the trash for the tenth time, asked why the laundry is still sitting in the dryer, or finally given up and done the job yourself, you’re not alone. Chores can
Parenting is one of God's greatest gifts—and one of life's greatest responsibilities. From the moment we hold our children for the first time, we realize that these precious lives have been entrusted to our care for a purpose far
Long before your children understand the stories of Scripture, sing worship songs, or memorize Bible verses, they are learning something incredibly important—they are learning what God is like by watching you. That thought can feel both inspiring and overwhelming.
BlogRuss Peterson2026-08-14T18:22:52-06:00
