How Jesus Was Coached: Tips on Coaching Your Kids
Have you ever thought about how little Jesus was coached? No, I’m not talking about on the soccer field or the baseball diamond. I’m talking…
Christian Parenting
Biblical Wisdom for Every Stage of Christian Parenting
Whether you’re rocking babies, raising teens, navigating adult children, or supporting grandkids, Christian parenting is a lifelong calling. From practical tips for little ones to biblical encouragement for foster care, special needs, and beyond, explore faith-filled resources designed to equip and uplift parents in every season. These Christ-centered articles offer hope, guidance, and real-life wisdom to help you parent with purpose, grace, and unshakable faith.
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Haste The Day
We kneel with each of you in prayer for the children … and their parents. Our hearts ache for the young lives, and indeed every…
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6 Ways You Can Help a Mom of Multiples
My early days with Twin A and Twin B (as the hospital called them) bring back a lot of memories, mostly vague. There wasn’t much…
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How and Why to Handle Backtalk
Editors Note: Susan, the writer of this post, has been a mom and grandmother for several decades. Her thoughts on this subject are based on…
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Follow the Leader: Helping Kids Picture Priorities
Just a few months ago we brought two children into our home from the foster care system. We’re excited about adopting them, and we can’t…
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Susan Merrill – The Passionate Mom
OK moms – I have a very fun friend to introduce to you! She became my friend about four years ago and since then we…
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She’s Noticing Boys!
Over the years, I have had conversations with young moms who express that they are fearful of what it will be like when their children…
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How Do You Define A Bully?
You may think your child is not a bully because he or she does not pick on others. But do they ignore others? That can…
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How to Overcome Dark Days as a Mom
For the most part I’m a happy person. But there was a time in my life where I wondered if I’d ever be happy again….
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Dinnertime, Autism, and the Reality of my Not-Picture-Perfect Life
Just after Rachel (my daughter on the autism spectrum) turned two, she started climbing on the dining room table. Once standing on the surface, she…
