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How well do you know your neighbors? Jesus called us to LOVE our neighbors. In this blog, we highlight 4 ways to help your kids learn to love their neighbors, along with some practical tips to get you started as a family.

Kids are heavily influenced by their peers and their surroundings, so how do we guide them on the right path so we can be confident that they will stay true to their faith? In this blog, we break down some practical ways you can raise your kids to be Godly influencers.

A life skill is learning to decipher how and when to dig deeper when something just doesn’t seem right and when to push back. In this blog, we walk through how to talk to your child when they hear something that doesn’t seem right, like the theory of evolution.

There is power in praying for your child’s future spouse, and it’s a privilege that carries with it some amazing blessings. In this blog, we highlight 3 specific things to pray over for your kids’ future spouses, and some prayer examples to help get you started.

Many Christians would agree that spending time with God each day is of primary importance. The second most important part of the day is connecting as a family over a meal. In this blog, we explore some of the physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits and provide some practical ideas to make this happen for your family.

How do we teach children to speak truth in love? First, kids have to know what the truth is. Second, they have to be clear on what love is. Lastly, they have to be prepared to communicate truth with a posture of love.

We encourage you to set just ONE spiritual goal for your family this year, which will move your family forward on your spiritual journey and bring you all closer and stronger as a Christ-centered family unit. In this blog are a few spiritual goal examples as well as hints to help you stick with your goal throughout the year.

In this blog, we talk about how we must take a stand behind our children’s faith walk and remind them that they CAN take their faith with them through the public school doors — and YES, they can talk about Jesus at Christmas.