Developing Character and Faith that Lasts – Bible Study
Study differences between helping our children be happy and helping them have a godly character that will sustain them through the good and bad periods of life.
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Introducing Spiritual Disciplines
Make known habits, practices, and experiences that are designed to develop, grow, and strengthen your children in their journeys of Faith.
Continue readingLearning More about How God Made Your Child
In this Step, parents take the initiative of learning more about how God made Children seeking guidance on how to raise them.
Continue readingHow I Lost My Boyfriend
Alexandria H. found that God had an entirely new calling for her as He gradually pulled her away from a cushy, simple life and is leading her to an entirely...Read More
Continue readingUrban Plunge Reflections
Fred Clark shows how participating in the Urban Plunge as part of the Fellows Program gave him a new vision for helping the poor living within just a few miles...Read More
Continue reading7. Developing Character and Faith that Lasts
Parents need to understand the pressures and challenges facing the youth and provide comfortable opportunities to deepen their faith in a way that will allow them to persevere during the...Read More
Continue readingHow We Got the Seven Deadly Sins
Rebecca DeYoung, Professor of Philosophy at Calvin College, describes how the concept of the “Seven Deadly Sins” originated and how understanding these root sins and their remedies can help us...Read More
Continue readingI’m Smart, but I’m No C.S. Lewis: How Can I Intelligently Discuss My Faith with Others?
Joel Woodruff's article on conversational apologetics and evangelism will help pastors and others address this need.
Continue readingC.S. Lewis the Truth-Seeker: How God Formed a Great Christian Apologist
Joel Woodruff’s describes Lewis’s journey and points to him as a wonderful example of what it means to live as an authentic disciple of Jesus.
Continue readingWhat God Wants from You
Tom Tarrants challenges each of us to seek that answer and then to live our lives based on God's call to each of us.
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