Character and Values | Family Life | Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Imagine The End | Phase
Five Ways to Help Your High Schooler Find Their Purpose
How do we give our teenagers something to do—not just a list of things to stay away from? How do we give them opportunities to collaborate with their family, serve their community, and discover how God has uniquely wired them to influence… Read More
Character and Values | Featured | Fight For The Heart
The Conversation I Wish Every White Parent Had with Their Kids
My daughter, Arden, had her first encounter (that I know of) with being treated differently because of her skin color when she was four years old. It was last April on a Zoom call. My daughter’s pre-K class had just switched to… Read More
Character and Values | Imagine The End
The Big Rocks: What I Want to Teach My Kids
"The group consisting of mother, father and child is the main educational agency of mankind." - Martin Luther King Jr. One of the most sobering truths about parenting is that you are teaching your children something, whether you are being intentional or not.… Read More
Raising Kids Who Will Initiate Racial Equality
When my son was three years old, his school introduced him to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He became completely fascinated with Dr. King, so my husband and I walked with him down an MLK rabbit hole. Well, an MLK rabbit hole… Read More
Current Events | Social Life | Widen The Circle
Raising Kids Who Embrace Those Who are Different
“Mommy, what’s wrong with that kid?” Your child just blurted out an earnest question. . . in front of someone who appears to have a disability or simply looks different, somehow. Yikes. As a mother to a child with autism, my son… Read More
Helping Kids Learn to Deal with Friends Who Are Mean
If there’s one parenting goal that I want to consistently crush, it’s to be relentlessly vigilant when it comes to my kids’ friendships. If you follow this blog, you know that we talk a lot about the importance of community and friendship… Read More
Current Events | Fight For The Heart
4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Talking to Your Kids About Racism
If you've been paying attention these last few years, you know this: Racism is real. But when it comes to talking to kids about racism, many parents are uncertain about how to talk about it with their kids. And while we want… Read More
This Is My America (This Is Yours, Too)
My family is Korean-American, children of immigrants. We're what the media would call "devout, evangelical Christians." We have a son who is disabled, non-verbal with autism and ADHD. Especially living in the middle of hyper-excellent Silicon Valley, we're well-acquainted with feeling like “an… Read More