Wanting to raise your kids to be God-fearing, upstanding people is a lot of work. But Erin Davis has written a series of books with the aim of helping parents lead their daughters to know and live the Bible, even from a young age. Hear her thoughts and advice in this rebroadcast of Dr. Bill Maier’s interview with Erin Davis, and read…
Divorce affects an entire family, including the children involved. On the weekend edition of Live the Promise, listen as Susie talks with author and speaker Tammy Daughtry. She’s going to help us unpack some principles for raising your children after a divorce, and how to help them thrive in a challenging situation. Tammy’s book…
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Today we hear the story behind an important ministry. Paige Clausen is a representative and adoptive family for Project 143, and she’ll talk with Jo about how we can minister to orphans around us this Christmas season. Highlight – Project 143 Project 143 Image: Flickr…
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Christmas is a busy time with parties, shopping, and wrapping. Here are some parenting tips for this Christmas.
Elisa Morgan is a noted speaker and Christian leader, having lead MOPS International for over 20 years. Yet few know her story, of growing up in a broken family and experiencing the heartbreak of a daughter’s teen pregnancy and a son’s addiction. She has learned lessons in her brokenness and shares insights from her new book THE…
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Both of these things remind me of Thanksgiving; which in turn fill my heart with warm fuzzies and thankfulness. It was in the late 80′s, so our hair was big and exteremly flammable thanks to Aqua Net. Jennifer simply leaned over to ask if someone could pass the rolls and whoosh……a Thanksgiving bonfire. The next few minutes are quite…
It was 11 years ago when a young woman living in east central China learned she was expecting a baby. She was a hard working wife, but financial resources were very low, and visiting a doctor was out of the question. While she was excited about the life she carried, her joy was tempered by the expectations of her husband and his family.…
Choosing to allow failure is as simple as choosing not to be a helicopter parent.
We all want our kids to learn, grow, and succeed in life. But it’s so tempting to be there all the time for every need, that our kids never have the opportunity to fail. In the book , we write about choosing to allow failure and success. Let’s take a look at that concept and get some clarity. Choosing to allow failure is as simple as…