Today we lean into the fact that we all need others to help us in our parenting journey. We (Steve and Bob) both had the privilege of being a part of a real dynamic spiritual community early in our parenting journeys. Most of our children’s peers and those who were a few years older than…
Today we address the issue of regret in our parenting. We can’t give into regret. We can’t go back. However, sometimes it is appropriate to ask our kids for forgiveness. As parents we give our whole heart to parenting and go for it. In the process we are going to make mistakes. We will fail…
We continue our conversation about engaging in spiritual warfare on behalf of our children and the next generation. One of the most powerful expressions of spiritual warfare is obedience. Every time we obey it is an act of spiritual warfare. We need to be confident when it comes to our authority as parents. It is…
Today we continue our conversation about spiritual warfare and parenting. Steve says, “We don’t need to be afraid of spiritual warfare. . .as far as making a mistake. . .Just do it! If anything is worth doing, it is worth doing poorly. . . and you will learn in the process. In addition, connect with…
Today we begin a conversation about how to stand firm and fight for our children and the next generation. Steve reminds us our children are born into a world at war. Satan hates children and it is important for us to accept the reality that no matter where we live there is a spiritual battle…
Last week we started a conversation about parenting young children and laying foundations for all of us in the Lord, no matter our age. We gave examples of how to: Pursue closeness Build trust Get on their level Pray over them Be playful Today we continue our conversation and share stories of: Imparting the word…
Today we dive deeper into turning our hearts to our children and the next generation. Join us as we explore what it looks like to connect with younger children. The principles we share are key to all of life’s relationships. Pursue closeness, both physically and emotionally. Sometimes it is in the middle of the night…
We have talked about our hearts being turned to Jesus, to our fathers, and to our wives or spouses. This has laid a solid foundation for us to turn our hearts to our children. We wrestle with the reality as parents that over the years our roles change. However, our heart posture should not. We…
Steve and Bob continue to explore the question, “What does it look like to turn our hearts to our children?” We have seen how it is key to cooperate with the Holy Spirit to turn our hearts to Jesus and to turn our hearts to our fathers. This week we explore the importance of turning…
