I was on vacation last week, so I wanted to share an article I wrote back in 2016 on how to lead children to Jesus.
As a Christian parent, the greatest desire should be to see your child trust in Christ. But how do you do that? And how do you know what is happening in your child’s faith?
As a follow-up to last week’s article, I wanted to share a post I did back in 2017 about learning Proverbs with your kids.
The Book of Proverbs can shape your family’s character more than almost anything. But when your children are young, you need strategies to bring its message to life. Let me share some of the things that helped us the most.
As a continuation of last week’s post, I’ve included an article I wrote back in 2017 on how to learn proverbs with your kids.
The Book of Proverbs can shape your family’s character more than almost anything. But when your children are young, you need strategies to bring its message to life. Let me share some of the things that helped us the most.
I was away at the Fellowship Regional Conference last week, so I wanted to share an article I wrote in 2017 on learning Proverbs with your kids.
By learning Proverbs together, parents and children can both grow at the same time. Proverbs becomes like a tuning fork that can give correction to the entire family.
This week, I wanted to share an article I wrote back in 2019 on whether a person can lose their salvation.
A while ago, a well-known Christian author and former pastor announced that he was no longer a Christian. Many of you have read at least one of his books. He wasn’t one of those preachers that makes people cringe when he opens his mouth. He was a thoughtful, conservative evangelical. But is no longer. I think his announcement raises some important issues for all of us.
