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Times have changed. Or so it seems. Our culture today is fast-paced and full. Full schedules and full Facebook feeds often keep us from truly connecting with the people in our lives. Our motivation is often what can that person do for me, even if we don’t realize it. The Bible is full of examples of beautiful relationships that were built on love and loyalty, not ambition and convenience. I want to overcome the current state of our culture and return back to the root of relationships... We can teach our children the value of relationships by looking to the Word for stories and truths that encourage authentic heart connection. Read Article
Here are five tell-tale signs of couples who are accidentally sabotaging their relationships. Read Article
Father's Day is on the horizon! Dads, here are three free email devotions to help you be the best dad you can be. (And if you're not a father, you'll still find them helpful—after all, the things that make somebody a good dad make will help in other relationships, too.) If you know a dad who would enjoy these devotionals, please share this with them! You can learn more or sign up for them here:
Kids in today’s school system are not being prepared well for tomorrow’s world. This article examines nine essential skills that children should learn, that will prepare them for any future. Read Article
When we get married, we expect that everything good in our lives will get better, and that being married will make the bad things disappear. Since our behaviors in marriage are fueled by our (often false!) beliefs about marriage, it’s important to shed light on unrealistic expectations and myths surrounding it. Read More
An examination of 6 communication mistakes that may be hurting your relationship and how to correct any damage that’s been done so far. Read More
As a children's ministry director, I often have the opportunity to speak into the lives of young parents. Here's some of the tips I share with them from an empty nester perspective. Read More
She never preached a sermon, published a book, or founded a church, yet Susanna Wesley is known as the Mother of Methodism. The example of faith and religious reverence she set for her children John and Charles inspired them to become powerful spiritual leaders, and to launch the Methodist movement. See Video
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