Where can I begin as a parent? Let me take a breath and start with today. Am I prepared when they raise the question why? Parents, let us make every effort to share the word with our children. Let us first know the words for ourselves by walking in it and demonstrating service in devoted... Continue Reading →
Keep calm
When you hear things about your children. Take careful consideration of what you hear about them. Careful to not place negative ideas on your children as your own. Keep believing in them but hold them accountable about how people used their name. Character can go before you and who you are to others can be... Continue Reading →
A child’s wonder
The child covered by grace, captivated by things splendid and pure. Let us not get in the way of the truth. The learning and desire for flight is unmatched and awaiting instruction on the path they should take. Looking to us for demonstration on the way they should go, let us be mindful that feeding... Continue Reading →
Mind body and spirit
Continue to keep the words of our God in your homes. Let the children know about the God you so love, let there be no doubt about what to do when one encounters feeling of fear, lacking hope, or discouraged. Prepare them for the troubles of the day by teaching them to rest in Jesus.... Continue Reading →
Desire
Heavenly Father help my unbelief. Jesus you are the head of my home and my life that I surrender only to you and your will. Help control and cast away any desire that is within me for your position, to lead, protect, provide, defend, and cover. Let me not covet the things that belongs to... Continue Reading →
As a Dad
My hope is to be gentle. The children and child that I love that I must discipline at times. I pray for understanding to teach and instruct the truth about Christ. Help me be self controlled in all things in order that my words and deeds demonstrate the love of Christ. My wife to whom... Continue Reading →
Understanding through the “what.”
Have you as parents encountered the what? As your child begin to speak, and from the moment they demonstrate awareness, or the one that we are able to notice, our children seem to repeat the what. Go back to game of “peek a boo”, when they turn their heads to your voice and fix their... Continue Reading →
Keeping the word within your home starts with doing just that and making it part of routine, culture, environment and atmosphere.
Our kids have many questions they need answers to and so do we. I am not sure what exactly occurs in our schools and in our homes as we observe changes in children. It is therefor important to have them incorporate a daily read of the word in their routine and a weekly family devotion.... Continue Reading →
Gather
Let’s gather our children near. Introduce them to the truth of who they are and are called to become. Affirm them with the words you received since their conceptions that they may make a boast of the name of Jesus. Disciple the little ones in faith, hope and love, teaching them through the gospel of... Continue Reading →
Shame
Simple but yet complex. Internally? generated or externally reinforced. Initiated by the things we do or forced upon us by another? Does laws protect you from shame or if done onto us, is it due to another breaking the law? Let’s look at the first book of the Bible for its meaning. Please help the... Continue Reading →
Provision protection and presence are only a few things in being a Dad?
Linked to promises? I like many aim to be the best Dad/Parent I can be and at many times fall short. Without the Source I am nothing. Being who our Heavenly Father calls us to be, is being true to our promises. I am so inadequate independent of Him. Our children need so much that... Continue Reading →
Agents of you
One location to many. How are parent companies guiding branches? Your little ones character is a major aspect of who they are, so what do others say about you. Can our character go before us. Yes, none of us are perfect but character is something that presents as the default. They are almost, if not... Continue Reading →
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