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As you enter into the empty nest years, you no longer have to dread what lies ahead. You can embrace this season with passion and purpose.
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Communicating with today’s teens
Raising teens has joys and challenges, but one of the best things parents can do for their kids is to listen to them with empathy.
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The best and worst Mother’s Day
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The key to your son’s heart
Moms, are you having trouble connecting with your sons? Are you showing them the same love that you show your daughters and not getting the same results?
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What parents wish they knew before having kids
Parents are often the ones learning lessons in the early years of parenting.
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Making disciples at home
Parents need to look no further than to Christ Himself to see how to disciple others, even our children.
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Teaching children about God
There are important biblical truths that we need to teach children while caring for their physical and spiritual well-being.
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Gospel-centered parenting
Having a biblical view of the parenting process makes all the difference in the way we raise our children.
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The dangers of a child-centric household
Is your household child-centric? It is easy for parents to slowly let their world revolve around their children.
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