
Family Life | Make It Personal
How to Get Your Kids to Do What You Want
There was an article recently in TIME Magazine that revealed the results of an American Psychological Association survey showing that a third of teenagers no longer read books for pleasure.… Read More

Teaching Your Kids Self-Control
Self-control is one of the major factors to living a productive life. Self-control keeps us from over-eating, over-spending, over-watching, over-anything really. It helps us stay cool under pressure and keeps… Read More

Help! My Child is the Bully! What Should I Do?
No parent wants to learn that their child is a bully. In the journey of growing into who God made them to be, children (like adults) will need lots of… Read More

Family Life | Make It Personal
What Parenting Taught Me About Life
As parents, we are tasked to train our children and prepare them for the world . . . but sometimes those roles are reversed. Our children become the teachers, exposing… Read More

Tribes Over Time | Widen The Circle
It Takes a Circle
Humans were designed to live within community, but I’d let my desire for adventure interrupt the foundational relationships my son would need, the very ones I’d wanted for myself as… Read More

Elementary (K-5th) | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th)
Why Parents Should Team Up With Teachers
Being a parent at school can be overwhelming. All that teacher jargon and new programs. Tons of data coming at you with test results and standards. Plus, the endless fliers… Read More

Elementary (K-5th) | Middle School (6th-8th)
How to Help Preteens Navigate Friendship Drama
Today’s preteens are navigating the same reality—only now with texting, social media, and constant connectivity. Read More

Second Chances: Some Truths About Being a Blending Family
There are some hard hills to climb when you get a second chance. While consistently working on our relationship as a couple, one of the biggest struggles in our marriage… Read More

The Thing We Need to Give to Other Parents
It’s so easy to judge each other. It’s so easy to criticize or analyze another parent. “Can you believe they spent that much on their kid’s birthday? That’s crazy. It… Read More

Preschoolers Go All In
When our now 3-year-old was 12 months, I placed him in the kitchen sink with plastic cups and a thin stream of running water. Then I watched in awe and… Read More