June 23, 2014
by Danielle Nunez
Posts: 26
We’ve all done it (well, at least if you are a parent you have). You finally walk into Sunday Morning Service and fall exhausted into your chair – after a hurried morning and lots of guilt, you are in no … Continue reading
May 15, 2014
by Chris Mueller
Posts: 16
(For parents with children ages 0-5) IT IS A MISTAKE TO… 1. Give suggestions instead of clear commands. Direction given to your child should be phrased as a command, never a suggestion or question. 2. Ask children questions about their … Continue reading
September 28, 2013
by Danielle Nunez
Posts: 26
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “Once xyz happens, then my life will be easier and I will get more done!” For some moms, it’s “Once my kids go back to school,” and for some moms, it’s usually, “Once my … Continue reading
September 13, 2013
by John Pleasnick
Posts: 303
You instinctively know what clothing is suitable for work, and that neither a kilt nor a sports-bra is one of them. You may remember riding seatbelt-free in the front of your Chevy Nova as a child, but now you dutifully buckle up your kids into their 18-point safety harness, until they’ve reached the age of 19, because that’s the law (or at least how it feels). We live within boundaries – some are set for us by the world and some of our own making. One area in which many people neglect to set boundaries is our digital consumption. Continue reading
September 11, 2013
by John Pleasnick
Posts: 303
At the end of Sunday’s sermon, I promised to put some advice online about how to block, filter and guard against the incursion of pornography into your home and office. Here are the best tools I know of. Feel free … Continue reading