When your child’s lack of interest in the church becomes a fight to go- what do you do?
As parents, we may have to deal with a child who does not wish to attend church. Today, let’s talk about how to deal with the child who refuses to attend for whatever reason.
A loss of your kids interest in church does not necessarily mean a loss of interest in God.
I’ve mentioned before that your child’s diminishing desire for the church doesn’t necessarily mean that he or she has a diminishing desire for God.
Why are kids losing interest in the church?
You may be wondering why your child is losing his or her desire for the church. I can’t speak for all kids but many are just fed up with the shallow and hollow experiences they are having there.
Helping your teen get and keep a job takes more than just knowledge.
I’ve noticed a troubling trend in the last decade or so. Because of the ease of use and access to technology and information today, parents are raising kids with a vast amount of knowledge.
If our responsibility as parents is to protect our children’s eyes and ears from the vulgar evil of this world, then why in the world do we have cable?
I work with kids for a living. Because of this, I have an inside scoop into pop culture. That’s the only reason I maintain even a basic television package.
Giving our kids a better life by earning more may be counterproductive.
Are you a parent adamantly pursuing the American dream? It seems like that dream may just be a hamster wheel!
Do you have lots of kids? Do people look at you funny when you’re out in public? You’re not alone.
Why do parents that choose big families seem to get looked at differently by so many people today? According to Scripture, God views a big family as a blessing to the parents.
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