Explaining what love is can be complicated when we are talking to adults. Likewise, it can be even more complex when we are teaching children. We use the word to describe so many things. It is an action word and … Continue reading →
Inside Out 2 is a summer box office hit. Psychologists have endorsed it and claim it represents how we feel as we grow up. I used to think we needed the Holy Spirit to control our emotions. However, that thought … Continue reading →
Valentine’s Day originated as a Chrisitan holiday to honor two Christian martyrs named Valentine. Today we use it to celebrate romance and love. Either way, it is a great time to help children understand what love really is. Galatians 5:22 … Continue reading →
Mean classmates, toxic co-workers, difficult neighbors—young or old, many of us have had experiences with people who live or work near us who bring us down in some way. It’s not easy at any age to know the Godly way … Continue reading →
Before leaping into the New Year pause and consider your dreams for your child to grow to be a boy or girl of great character, filled with the Fruit of the Spirit. Review the list and consider what ones your … Continue reading →
Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control sounds like a parent’s wish list for their children. It’s the Fruit of the Spirit. It’s not plural because we plant the seed and nurture it as one. Each … Continue reading →
