Parenting For Life
Guest: Brandon Potvin
Parenting is a lifelong commitment which undoubtedly has its share of ups and downs. Each stage has its own joys and challenges, and for each one we desperately need God’s grace.
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Pilgrims Progress for Kids
Chris Pennington
Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the most printed books of all time for good reason. This illustrated and modified version is the perfect introduction to the classic for families with young kids.
Making a Chore Chart for Kids
Kristopher Schaal
A couple of months ago, Elise and I made a chore schedule for our family, and the results have been astounding. Would you consider developing a chore chart for your home?
Breaking Down Fights
John Pate
Fights are often a common occurrence in family life. Is there any way to not have to be constantly breaking up fights? James 4 gets to the bottom of family feuds, and gives us a solution that moves beyond “breaking up” fights to “breaking down” fights.
Dads, Build a Bird Feeder
Guest: Rand Hummel
Dads, take Christ’s illustration in Matthew 6:26 to heart and… build a bird feeder! Go bird watching with your children. Watch how God protects and provides for each little creature. Thank God for His protection and provision in the life of your family. Both your stress and the seemingly little anxieties of your children will be impacted.
Resource Review Family Worship Series
Chris Lynch
For families who want to grow together in both their likeness to Christ and the knowledge of his truth, time in God’s Word together is essential. The Family Worship Series presented by Bible Visuals International is an excellent resource to lead your elementary-age children in this daily learning.
How the Gospel Defeats Worry
Chris Pennington
Worry is common to all people who aren’t in control of everything, so worry is common to all people. How does the Bible instruct us to deal with worry? With gospel reason!
Gospel Grace for Desperate Dads
Guest: Cameron Pollock
God owns you, and that changes everything! Christ's sacrifice is the only force powerful enough to overcome the thousands of trivial vices that tempt us to waste our fatherhood.
Accepting God Given Limitations
Kristopher Schaal
All of us live with limitations. We have health limitations, financial limitations, time limitations, energy limitations, talent limitations, family limitations, house limitations, job limitations, and the list goes on and on.We can try to muscle through our limitations in pride, or we can accept them in humility as good gifts from God.