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Category Archives: For Your Family
GIVING comes from a GENEROUS HEART
Let’s focus on the characteristic of generosity and resist the temptation to narrow this to the act of giving money. With our children and youth, let’s develop a culture of giving. We, as disciples of Christ, are called to be … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrate, generous, giving, talents, times, tithe, treasures
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How does GRACE fit in with Your Family?
So much of raising kids tends to focus on behavior management…how do you get them to obey? How to you get them to be kind, compassionate, responsible, courteous, generous, honest, confident, and humble? How to you get them to stop … Continue reading
Prioritizing God centered camps in your calendar and budget
Christian camp experiences are a valuable part of a child’s relationship with Jesus. These are times that are set apart and designed for students to center on Jesus, connect with supportive friends and leaders, and cooperate in the mission of … Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, camp, Christ centered, decisions, money, prioritize
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Why is it called GOOD Friday?
This was a question that I was asked by my then six year old daughter. Why is it called GOOD Friday? I mean, Jesus, the one that we love, the one that we adore, was crucified on this day. What’s … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrate, communion, crucifixion, death, Good Friday, Jesus, remember
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How do I talk to children about Salvation?
I have had many parents come to me and admit that they are anxious and unprepared to lead their children to accept Jesus. These are adults who have led other adults to Christ and have followed Jesus for a long … Continue reading
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Tagged admit, believe, children, Christian, repentance, salvation
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How do I Talk to Children about Baptism?
Baptism is an important step to take in our discipleship path. Baptism is a symbolic action and often symbolism is tough to explain to kids. Here is how I teach it to children. Who can be baptized?Everyone who has decided … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, children, Christian and Missionary Alliance, immersion, symbolism, water
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Family Discipleship through Divorce
Everyone is affected by divorce in some way…maybe your own parents, your own marriage, your children or others in your family. The emotions and grief that go along with a separation are deep and painful and are unique to every … Continue reading
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Tagged discipleship, divorce, love and logic, loveandlogic.com, webinar
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Creating a Sense of Belonging
To create a sense of belonging at your church for your children, you can help them find their purpose and build friendships. Simply said—we can help our kids find a job and a friend! Today we are going to focus … Continue reading
Fully Reliant in Cambodia
A couple of months ago I wrote a post about Cross Cultural Missions http://familydiscipleshippath.com/2014/01/10/cross-cultural-missions-and-your-family/. I shared about a journey to Cambodia that I was preparing to embark upon. I have been back a month and am realizing that I never … Continue reading
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Tagged Cambodia, conduit, fully reliant, hope, Isaiah, persevere, power, strength
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FAQ- If my kid doesn’t want to go to church, do I make them? (Part 2-Jr. High and High School)
This is a continuation of a previous blog, for the first part click this link: http://familydiscipleshippath.com/2014/02/19/faq-if-my-kid-doesnt-want-to-go-to-church-do-i-make-them-part-1-infants-elementary/ Ideally, by the time a student hits 6th grade, they are connected into a church family and have developed habits and disciplines that make … Continue reading
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Tagged attendance, church, control, evaluate, friends, high school, include, jr high, model, prioritize, rules, serve, try
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