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Listen & Follow: Jesus Is Speaking
Parents, how is it going? Most of us have now been with our kids all day, every day, for almost a month. So, how is it going? Are you exhausted with reminding...
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Heart Inputs = Noble Outputs
“But the noble make many plans, and by noble deeds they stand.” - Isaiah 32:8
We all want our children to be noble and make a positive impact on the world and those...
Fear Is Not An Option - For Adults
Let’s learn not to fear together and then let’s teach our kids to grow to be fearless too.
Here is what God tells us about fear.
The Life of A True Pacesetter: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
This month, at our Seven Virtues of Manhood Breakfast, we talked about what it means to be a Pacesetter. We said Pacesetters are driven by values, not by...
What It Means to be a Pacesetter
Happy New Year! The new year is a time when many of us think about setting new goals. And many of our goals — expressions of the kinds of people we want to be — are shaped by...
2019 Advent Calendar Devotions for Your Family
With Thanksgiving so late this year it’s easy for Advent to sneak up on us! Don’t worry, we’ve got your back, and are bringing back our family oriented Advent devotional...
Teach Your Kids “Me Last” in the Age of “Me First”
Have you ever played rock-paper-scissors to see who gets to go last—or to see who gets to sit in the backseat?
My college roommate would yell “backseat!” every...
You Can’t Do It All. Stop Trying!
A little help navigating all there is to do for your kids.
Birthday parties. Sports games and practices. Music recitals and lessons. Tutoring. Help in homeroom. Classroom...
A Humble Hero Uses Gifts for God’s Glory
Our kids love superheroes—but we don’t outgrow our need for heroes as adults. We might not have the same heroes as our kids, but we all have people we look up to. Who are your...
Helping Our Kids Grow in Favor with God and Man
Over the past weeks, we have explored how to help our children grow up like Jesus—“in wisdom and
