Experience Life

08/08/2019

Connection takes humility.
Connection takes work.
And connection takes time, cultivated in many invisible acts.

When you don't have a lot in common with your kids, you have to make an effort. Connecting with your kids takes humility.

08/05/2019

'Those who hear and accept God's word and produce a harvest of thirty, six, or even a hundred times as much as had been planted."

08/01/2019

Helping your child transition from one phase to the next is never easy. You probably remember the first day of kindergarten, the first day of middle school, or the day they got their driver’s license.

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07/29/2019

This weekend we focused on John 4:1-42, here is just a little bit of that passage. What is God teaching you through this passage?

07/25/2019

No one ever talked to me about what it would feel like to be an introverted parent—I don’t think there are any statistics or coping skills to help us introverts navigate the waters of new parenthood.

Introverted parents need to prioritize self care in order to recharge. Eliminate guilt for taking time alone because it makes you be a better parent.

07/22/2019

How can we obey this passage?

07/18/2019

Boredom can actually be a tool to help your child discover their God-given passions and how to develop them.

Kids are constantly engaged and entertained and boredeom is often avoided at all costs, but boredom is actually good for kids. So let your kids be bored.

07/15/2019

07/13/2019

We love praying for Thailand! We want to see a red country green and the gospel to be known there. Join us in praying on the Pray4Thailand facebook group.

06/27/2019

I really do wish I knew then what I know now. Not that I have all the answers . . . I just think I would be a smarter dad. So here’s some advice I would give to myself if I were starting over as a dad:

I wish I knew then what I know now. So here’s some advice for dads that I would give to myself if I were starting over as a dad.