by Mo Hodge | Oct 25, 2022 | Grandparenting, Marriage & Family
How to prepare your kids to thrive when they’re out on their own By Mo Hodge Celebrate progress instead of success. Work hard and never give up Our goal as parents is to give our children as much responsibility as they can handle as soon as they can handle it. We’re...
by Guest Writer | Oct 17, 2022 | Family Leadership
Pastor Appreciation Month—Why is it Important? By Josh Ellis This blog is written for pastors, but they are not necessarily its primary audience. In fact, if pastors are the only readers of this blog, it probably isn’t going to do much in the grand scheme of things....
by John MacArthur | Oct 16, 2022 | Grandparenting
Recognizing Your Child’s True Potential by John MacArthur – Wednesday, May 6, 2015 Parents tend to make parenting more complex, and yet more superficial, than it really is. Christian parents today are begging for detailed programs, step-by-step methodologies,...
by Dwight Moss | Oct 14, 2022 | Family Leadership
Routine or genuine concern? By Dwight Moss For some of us, ministry to our class members especially absentees, comes naturally; it’s who we are. For most of us, we have to work at it-hard. I don’t think it’s because we don’t care. I honestly believe we just don’t...
by Guest Writer | Oct 11, 2022 | Family Leadership
7 Powerful Prayers for Pastor Appreciation Month By Ron Hutchcraft October is Pastor Appreciation Month. It’s a time set aside to show thanks and honor to our pastors who serve us with their time and energy. Pastor Appreciation Day is the second Sunday of...
by John MacArthur | Oct 9, 2022 | Grandparenting
What Influence Do You Have on Your Children? by John MacArthur You can’t save your children. You can raise them in the fear and admonition of the Lord, guard them from the sinful influences and temptations of the world, and cocoon them in the fellowship of others who...