By Erick Goss
Today is Inauguration Day. It’s an understatement to say that it is eclipsed by so much that hinders the celebrations that should come today—regardless of your side of the aisle. Instead of a parade, we have a pandemic that dissipates crowds. Instead of the excited hustle and bustle in Congressional chambers, we are in the […]
By Editorial Team
Raising Boys and Girls Podcast: Intentional Conversations Being an Intentional Parent with Jonathan Pitts If you haven’t already, listen to the Podcast now: . . . . . . . . . . The Raising Boys & Girls podcast is here to help you start 2021 with intention! Join Sissy Goff and David […]
By Matt Charbonneau
My religious education class was recently discussing various outlets people might explore when coping with different emotions. Suggestions from my freshman students included exercise, conversations with friends or family, eating, reading, professional counseling, and writing in a journal. Towards the end of our chat, one girl chimed in, asking what strategies exist that connect to […]
By Jessica Wolstenholm
There are many intentional ways to love our kids in every moment—when we’re busy or tired; when we’re out of money or energy. Often times, we think we need to spend lots of time or money to make a connection with our kids memorable and meaningful. But the truth is: little deposits into their hearts […]
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If you haven’t already, listen to the Podcast now: Raising Boys and Girls Podcast: New Year’s Show Notes The Raising Boys & Girls podcast is here to help you make 2021 your best year yet! Join Sissy Goff, David Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan this week as they share grace-filled insights, practical ingredients, and Bible […]
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Raising Boys and Girls Podcast: Intentional Conversations Navigating Technology with Erick Goss If you haven’t already, listen to the Podcast now: . . . . . . . . . . Helpful Insights, Questions to Ask, and Bible Verses to Read Minno is based on the Greek word Meno from John 15 […]
By Stephanie Thomas
As adults, we know our way around goal-setting. Many of our goals merely float around in our brains. Some goals make it on paper. Fewer still get checked off. But it’s those few that we’re often most proud of—and the journey they took that we’re most grateful for. Why should grownups have all the fun? […]
By Jessica Wolstenholm
Dear Father, As we close out 2020— the hardest or at least, most odd year we’ve ever had, we thank You for seeing us through it. We have no idea what 2021 is going to look like— yet we trust You will guide us to move forward with peace. No matter what is behind us […]
By Editorial Team
If you haven’t already, listen to the Podcast now: Raising Boys and Girls Podcast: New Year’s Show Notes The Raising Boys & Girls podcast is here to help you make 2021 your best year yet! Join Sissy Goff and David Thomas this week as they share ways to help you look toward the new […]
By Stephanie Thomas
Let’s take a stroll down 2020 memory lane, shall we? Things started out normal enough—with dreams, goals, and plans—then quickly devolved into a year where we all laughed at memes to keep from crying. There was the global pandemic, of course. But also the racial reckoning, crazy weather patterns, and a tense presidential election. It […]