Have you ever REALLY worried about one of your kids? What should you do if you don’t feel like you read aloud well? What’s the point of poetry memorization? What would you tell a mom who is confused about all the different homeschooling philosophies an…
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The world puts a lot of goodies in front of us as parents, enticing activities, gadgets, and toys, to give our kids a so-called “advantage.” But do the masses really know what our kids need to thrive? If so, why are we facing an epidemic of anxiety…
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Dr. Gary Chapman explains how we can begin to heal any relationship by taking responsibility for our part of the problem and seeking forgiveness from both God and the other person. He explains how small injustices can create bricks in a wall between us and our loved one, and the place to start is tearing…
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Dr. Gary Chapman explains how we can begin to heal any relationship by taking responsibility for our part of the problem and seeking forgiveness from both God and the other person. He explains how small injustices can create bricks in a wall between us and our loved one, and the place to start is tearing…
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Justin and Lindsey Holcomb describe the fundamental truth from scripture to teach kids about their bodies. And, they share practical implications of viewing others as people made in God’s image. Receive the book “God Made Me in His Image” and the audio download of the broadcast “Celebrating the Bodies God Gave Us” for your donation…
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In this episode of Momentum, Tim and Des talk together with their good friend, Richard Fay, about shame – what causes it, what does it look like, and how can we overcome it.
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Author Kathi Lipp explains how too much clutter can cause family stress and conflict, and offers practical strategies to get rid of what you don’t need so that you can have the space and resources to serve God as He intended. Receive the book “Clutter Free” and the audio download of the broadcast “Clearing Out the Clutter”…
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It’s quite amazing our tendency to grow comfortable with the busyness of life where shouldering daily burdens on our own and trying to manage control of everything and everyone around us is our responsibility. No wonder we feel lonely and defeated….
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Dr. Ken Wilgus encourages parents to deliberately work their way out of the parenting role by the time their child is 18, and instructs them to see their teenagers as young adults, not large children. He offers tips on how to progressively give your teen more responsibility, along with examples of how to have difficult…
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