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I Want My Kids To Argue — Part 2

Last week I suggested that it might be to a parent’s — and child’s — benefit to argue. BUT, it must be conducted under certain parameters that allow parents to lead with wisdom and remain in authority. May I Make An Appeal? About 15 years ago, I observed an interaction between a six-year-old child and their [...]

By |November 3rd, 2016|Categories: Blog List, General|0 Comments

I Want My Kids to Argue — Part 1

If you're a parent, you are routinely embroiled in disputes with your child. Those disputes, especially in teens, are the symbol of appropriate developmental separation from parents. It's a vital part of growing up, but it can be extraordinarily wearing on parents. There is an art form to training up your child through argument with [...]

By |October 26th, 2016|Categories: Blog List, General|0 Comments

Blessed to Give

Is it truly better to give something away then to receive something? How does the mathematical equation of that scenario work?  How does this add up?  How can I actually have more after giving away? "Remember the words of our Lord Jesus, It is  more blessed to give than to receive." Doesn’t it seem somehow backwards? Doesn’t this [...]

Another Significant Adult

Truth:  75% of strong evangelical kids left the church between ages 18 and 29.  I’m most interested in what took place in the 25% who stayed.   One factor present in someone staying was the  influence of another adult who believe the same thing as mom and dad. Diversifying Influence At some point, kids are not going [...]

It is OK to NOT Know

Kids are full of questions.  Sometime really good questions.  Ever been stumped by a question from you kids?  Have you ever had your son or daughter ask you a spiritual question that not only stumped you, but even remotely confused you? Don't Bluff You are not expected to know every answer under the sun about every [...]

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