Embracing heritage and Christian values.
Have you heard of the Scandinavian cultural practice of “hygge”? Spelled “H-Y-G-G-E”, it is more a rhythm than a season. In countries like Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden, people … Read More
Have you ever considered that your girl’s spiritual growth follows the life of a windmill? The windmill only moves to generate productive things when the wind’s friction … Read More
Is your girl’s heart burdened for a friend who doesn’t know the Lord? If she’s come to you desperate for creative ways to communicate the gospel to … Read More
If your family is one of the millions who have experienced miscarriage, your girl might have questions about the brother or sister she never got to meet. … Read More
Questioning is a normal part of child development. But when the relentless “Whys” of toddler years turn into a more serious “Did God really say…” or “Did … Read More
“What’s your sign?” The decades-ago conversation-starter has roots in Astrology, the belief that the movement of the stars and planets affect peoples’ daily lives based on when … Read More
Secular research confirms that children raised in a religious home are more than just spiritually healthy, their physical and mental well-being is better too. A 2018 Harvard … Read More
Are you and your daughter struggling? Are you praying to God and getting no answers? Are you reading all the parenting blogs and coming up short? Can … Read More
To be woven is to be intricately and purposefully created. God designed the most majestic mountains and the unknown depths of the seas. He placed countless constellations … Read More
Did you know that in some world religions, people have to clap, ring bells, or shout to get the attention of the idols they worship? It’s true! … Read More
Have you heard the adage “swimming upstream”? Salmon have a biological urgency in the late summer months to swim against a river’s current. Have you seen something … Read More
Hey, Godly parents! Want to stop your girl in her tracks? Ask her what she will be doing in 12,000 years. Or 12 million years. No really—because … Read More