With the decrease in the community spread of the COVID-19 virus, we are making some changes to return to full ministries and groups while keeping you and others safe and healthy.MASKS:  Masks are opti...  Read More

We’ve all tried to think our way out of bad habits and unhealthy thought patterns, only to find ourselves stuck with an out-of-control mind and off-track daily life. You didn’t expect to be here. You ...  Read More

Need a little good news? Perfection is impossible, but victory is possible. Everybody take a deep breath with me and stop faking it. You are not perfect. I'm not perfect. None of us are perfect. ...  Read More

Take your family on a journey to pray together. This prayer journey will take you through the next 8 weeks with a new prayer perspective or technique each week....  Read More

This series is all about canceling the cancel culture - inside of you and me. It's about us learning to be peacemakers. Instead of putting people on blast, we can be forgiving. Instead of ghosting ...  Read More

Parents, your words are powerful! Use these 10 everyday phrases to instill confidence, self-respect, and thoughtfulness in your children....  Read More

It’s important for us to differentiate between bad decisions and accidents....  Read More

When you prioritize family discipleship, you are taking steps now that begin with the end in mind. You are investing in your kids now so that they will develop the character and faith they need tomor...  Read More

Not every argument is created equally. Not every disagreement rises to the level of a fight. Not every offense is worth being offended by. Not every hill is worth dying on. That's why we must disc...  Read More

Leading your kids to love Jesus takes time and an intentional focus. While it may feel intimidating and you may not feel prepared, you can do it. Keep things simple and start by choosing your FOCUS....  Read More

The best way to prepare your child for the changes and challenges of adolescence is to set the stage. Mom with daughter, dad with son or a single parent with either sex should spend time giving their ...  Read More

If something is changing in my kid’s worlds, I need to personally connect with them and lead them to the next phase....  Read More

After believing in Jesus as their Savior, your child's next step is to go public with their faith through baptism. When believers are baptized, they demonstrate the new life they have in Jesus and t...  Read More

As you mark the many of your baby's firsts, we invite you to be a part of Baby Dedication. Baby Dedication is a moment when you focus on what matters most: your commitment to raising your child in a ...  Read More

We aren't raising good kids. We are raising great adults....  Read More

Teachable moments come throughout the day as we spend time with our kids.  These are  real-time, age-appropriate discussions for kids to learn about themselves, God, and the wise things to do.   “Not ...  Read More

When you discover the power of spending time with your kids one-on-one, once a year won't be enough. Doing something fun, sharing a meal, and connecting without distractions is what the one-on-one is...  Read More

Serving together as a family sets the stage for your kids to see that their faith actually works and has real world applications.   Serving with your kids also shows them that what your believe should...  Read More

While the timing and regularity might be different for every family and even shift as families enter different life stages, every Christian family should have some regular time to meet where the main ...  Read More

How often do you talk to your kids? I don’t mean the routine, plan-as-you-go discussions about who should empty the dishwasher and who’s going where after school. I mean the discussions that really ma...  Read More

Your intentional investment in your kids begins with how you spend your time pursuing the Lord and living your life to honor Him.  You are modeling what your kids will believe about Jesus and how they...  Read More

As parents, we desire for our kids to believe in Jesus and to live for Him. In fact, deciding to believe in Jesus is the biggest decision that your child will make throughout their entire life. There...  Read More

Last year did a number on us all, didn’t it? For parents, 2020 delivered a one-two punch: Work from home. Wear masks. Reduce your social circle. And do it all with little ones in tow....  Read More

Angry parents can be scary to kids. As a dad, sometimes my kids get the worst from me. I get upset and snap quickly and find myself feeling embarrassed and guilty for how I speak to them. I have never...  Read More