10-20-22 This Week in Faith

For Kids in October

• Faith Fall Festival is THIS Sunday, October 23 from 5-7PM. This is a great event for your whole family. Come eat, play games, listen to music, win prizes and more. Kids can dress in costumes. And this is a great opportunity to invite another family to church. Think about who you could bring with you that could enjoy the night and get connected to Faith.

• Sunday School EVERY Sunday Sundays from 9:45AM-10:45AM There are classes for 5th grade and under. Check in at the desk in the foyer. This month we are studying:

  • THIS Sunday: Oct. 23- Ruth; Oct. 30- God Hears Hannah’s Prayers

  • Scripture Memory: 1 John 4:14

  • Catechism: Are there more gods than one? There is only one God.; In how many persons does this one God exist? In three persons.; What are they? The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.

• Children’s Church [8:30AM Service] Children’s Church is available during the 8:30AM service. There’s a kids message in both services. 2nd grade and under will be invited to leave for Children’s Church after that in the 8:30AM service.

* We also have a new Children’s Bulletin that is ideal for 3rd-5th graders. It incorporates the worship bulletin but helps kids track through the service, stay engaged, and worship more fully with us. Look for it on the way into the sanctuary with the other bulletins.

For Students in October

• Serve and have fun at the Fall Festival. CLICK HERE to sign up to help at the fall festival. Serve for 1 hour and and hang out for the other. Students can sign up with a friend for a station.

• Wednesday Nights for Middle School [6-8PM] This past week we had a great lesson and encouraged students to interview someone older in the faith than them this week.

• Sunday Nights for High School [6-8PM] No meeting this Sunday due to the Fall Festival- join us there! We’ll jump back into the Psalms next Sunday.

• Sunday School [9:45AM-10:45AM] Students are serving in a kids Sunday school class, attending the MS class [Understanding the Faith] or attending the HS class [New City Catechism]. Serve once a month in Children’s church during the early service. CLICK HERE to sign up to serve.

For Parents in October

• Rise and Shine Service Breakfast THIS Saturday, October 22. Dads and their kids can join us for a devotion, breakfast, and a chance to serve our community alongside other men from our church [young and old].

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The Near Unbearable Burden of Making Meaning

What is it that is causing these younger generations to struggle so much with anxiety, mental health, and a lack of direction and purpose. There are less charitable explanations so I’m glad this article encourages us to step into their shoes and see the real challenges that young people face. Between the pressure to create and curate an image, and cultural pressure to make a name for yourself and accomplish big things, they are carrying a lot of weight. They need the promise of the gospel that in Jesus, they are no longer in the business of making a name for themselves. They are not their own, they belong to Jesus, and their life is now about resting in him and reflecting his goodness to the world. This is the news that can truly take the pressure off. Just ask Masters Champion Scottie Scheffler. This is a little bit longer article but it is so important for us to remember, and to teach and model for our kids.

*If you want to learn more about this, the book they mention in the article, You Are Not Your Own, is great.

Click here to read the article by Melissa Morgan Kelley.

How Do Children Make Their Faith Their Own?

As someone with a son in kindergarten and a daughter who is a high school senior [and reminding me she’s an adult regularly], I appreciate how he breaks the faith of our kids into a two-step process. When our kids are young, we should have certain goals for how we communicate faith to them and help them know Jesus. But when our kids get older, teenagers and up, there is a different way they are processing faith. This is a good thing because we don’t want them to just say they believe something because its what they think we want to hear. We want them to truly embrace Jesus and live their lives for his glory. So there is a different way we approach conversations about faith with them. Hopefully this understanding can help shape they way you point your kids to Jesus, no matter their age.

Click here to read the article by Chap Bettis.

How Parents Can Help Teenagers Study Their Bibles

This is a good reminder of the importance of other people being involved in the life and faith development of our kids. The above article talks about the primary role that you have as a parent in helping your kids know Jesus. But there is also a vital part others play in modeling and teaching faith to our kids. Who are the people you are intentionally connecting your kids with so they can see faith lived out in others? How can you make sure that time is a priority?

If you have a middle schooler that came on Wednesday nights this week, their homework is to interview someone older in the faith and ask them a few questions about how their faith has grown over the years. I think this is a great idea from the workbooks we’re using and its something you could encourage any one of your kids to do.

Click here to read the article by Anna Meade Harris.

The Biblical Truths Your Kids Need to Know

This is a great interview that covers a wide range of topics around the idea of discipling your kids. They talk about teaching your kids the Bible, talking to young kids about faith, modeling the faith, and more. As a mom of 6 boys, she has a down to earth perspective that gives me hope for our family.

Click here to watch the interview with Ruth Chou Simons.

9-30-22 This Week in Faith

For Kids in October

• Faith Fall Festival is Sunday, October 23 from 5-7PM. This is a great event for your whole family. Come eat, play games, listen to music, win prizes and more. Kids can dress in costumes. And this is a great opportunity to invite another family to church. Think about who you could bring with you that could enjoy the night and get connected to Faith.

• Sunday School EVERY Sunday Sundays from 9:45AM-10:45AM [No Sunday school on October 16 due to the Fall Retreat]. There are classes for 5th grade and under. Check in at the desk in the foyer. This month we are studying:

  • THIS Sunday: Oct. 2- Gideon’s Victory; Oct. 9- God Gives Samson Strength; Oct. 16- Samson Loses His Strength [No SS hour at church but kids who are on the retreat will do this lesson there on Sunday AM]; Oct. 23- Ruth; Oct. 30- God Hears Hannah’s Prayers

  • Scripture Memory: 1 John 4:14

  • Catechism: Are there more gods than one? There is only one God.; In how many persons does this one God exist? In three persons.; What are they? The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.

• Children’s Church [8:30AM Service] Children’s Church is available during the 8:30AM service. There’s a kids message in both services. 2nd grade and under will be invited to leave for Children’s Church after that in the 8:30AM service.

* We also have a new Children’s Bulletin that is ideal for 3rd-5th graders. It incorporates the worship bulletin but helps kids track through the service, stay engaged, and worship more fully with us. Look for it on the way into the sanctuary with the other bulletins.

For Students in October

• Serve and have fun at the Fall Festival. CLICK HERE to sign up to help at the fall festival. Serve for 1 hour and and hang out for the other. Students can sign up with a friend for a station.

• Wednesday Nights for Middle School [6-8PM] This week we have a guest speaker, Lauren Walters, who is a student in the Veterinarian school at UGA. We’ll have pizza for $2 or its free if they bring a friend for the first time.

• Sunday Nights for High School [6-8PM] This Sunday night we’ll have another night of prayer and praise as we review the last 2 types of Psalms we’ve been studying. We’ll go out to dinner at Barberitos on Epps Bridge after.

• Sunday School [9:45AM-10:45AM] Students are serving in a kids Sunday school class, attending the MS class [Understanding the Faith] or attending the HS class [New City Catechism]. No Sunday school on October 16 due to the Fall Retreat

• Serve in Children’s Church Serve once a month in Children’s church during the early service. CLICK HERE to sign up to serve.

For Parents in October

• Rise and Shine Service Breakfast on October 22. Dads and their kids can join us for a devotion, breakfast, and a chance to serve our community alongside other men from our church [young and old].

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The Gospel Cure for the Common Aches and Pains of Marriage

“Again, this is the natural drift in a relationship. Resisting the drift requires focus and intentionality. But most couples I know have put their marriage on the back burner. The blur of life has left them with no margin to focus on building a stronger marriage. The demands of work, the needs of the kids, and the calendar full of gatherings and get togethers leaves couples with no time or energy to invest in their relationship.

Even those who set aside time for regular marriage maintenance often don’t know how to use that time wisely.”

Marriage is hard. It is an incredible gift that God gives us. But it is also a lot of work. And the tendency to drift apart over time is natural. Like he says in this article, most couples don’t mean to drift apart. They just wake up one morning and realize it has been happening for years. This is why I’m so grateful that gospel empowers us to move towards each other, towards our spouse, with love, patience, forgiveness, and the hope that we can be closer tomorrow than we are today. I admit there are times when I choose to focus on other things in the moment, convinced that I’ll have time to invest in my marriage tomorrow. So this is a much needed reminder that we are either intentionally moving towards our spouse or unintentionally drifting away. I pray that my life [and yours] would be more characterized by the first one and that God’s Spirit would graciously carry me in that direction.

Click here to read the article by Bob Lepine.

Teach Your Children to Resolve Conflict

Conflict between kids in the house is not uncommon. Like he says at the beginning of the article, “When you have 5 people in a house, there are 5 sinners in the house!”. As my kids have gotten older, there are some conflicts that we don’t deal with anymore but other types that have appeared in their place. Working towards peace in your house takes work. And the goal is not ultimately yours or my comfort [unfortunately :)]. The goal is to see the gospel works its way deeper into their hearts, and work its way out through how they treat each other. There are some simple, practical steps in here to help us all work towards peace  in our homes.

Click here to read the article by Chris Pennington.

Died: Brother Andrew, Who Smuggled Bibles into Communist Countries

Our family had just read about Brother Andrew on Monday when I saw this week that he had passed away. God gave him the courage and ability to deliver Bibles to people in places in the world where Bibles are illegal. This article gives the details of a remarkable life.

In our Parent Book Club discussion this week, we talked about the importance of helping our kids grow in empathy- compelling them away from our natural bent to see ourselves as the center of the universe. Reading about other people’s stories with our kids gives them the chance to consider what life is like in other people’s shoes. We read about Brother Andrew in the book Everyone a Child Should Know [it's a great book!]. It helped all of our kids from 6-18 think about what it would be like to live in a country where it was illegal to have a Bible. Or to have the courage to risk your life to bring the good news of Jesus to others. I’d encourage you to find ways, whether through books, movies, museums, trips, interviews, or whatever you can use to give your kids a sense of the bigness of God’s world and the broadness of the experiences of his people.

Click here to read the article by Daniel Silliman.

SERMON: Genesis: Two Families

I listened to this sermon last week and while it is not specifically about parenting, he talks a lot about the power of our families to shape generations either towards knowing God or away from him. He talks about how important the job of parent and grandparent is in the hearts and for the future of the young people around you. I was really encouraged by it and I hope you will be too.

Click here to watch or listen to the message from Ray Cortese at Seven Rivers Presbyterian Church.

PODCAST: What About Sports? with Steve Stigall

Finding a healthy place for sports in the life of our families can be very challenging sometimes. Our kids learn a lot of valuable things through the experience of playing sports or being involved in other activities. But there is also a danger that these things become so consuming in the life of our family that we lose sight of what’s most important and miss out on our chance to shape our kids around what is most important- a relationship with Jesus and his church. This is an interview that dives into the value and dangers in a helpful way. I don’t necessarily agree with everything they say but its an important conversation as you navigate fitting sports into the rhythm of your family life.

Click here to listen to this episode of the Family Discipleship Podcast. [You can also find them on Spotify]

9-22-22 This Week in Faith

For Kids in September

• Sunday school EVERY Sunday Sundays from 9:45AM-10:45AM. There are classes for 5th grade and under. Check in at the desk in the foyer. This month we are studying:

  • THIS Sunday: Sept. 25- God Calls Gideon

  • Scripture Memory: Revelation 1:8

  • Catechism: Why did God make you and all things? For his own glory; How can you glorify God? By loving him and doing what he commands.; Why ought you to glorify God? Because he made me and takes care of me.

• Children’s Church [8:30AM Service] Children’s Church is available during the 8:30AM service. There’s a kids message in both services. 2nd grade and under will be invited to leave for Children’s Church after that in the 8:30AM service.

* We also have a new Children’s Bulletin that is ideal for 3rd-5th graders. It incorporates the worship bulletin but helps kids track through the service, stay engaged, and worship more fully with us. Look for it on the way into the sanctuary with the other bulletins.

For Students in September

• Wednesday Nights for Middle School [6-8PM] We are going through the workbook “What’s Up?” talking about the gospel and how it changes us.

• Sunday Nights for High School [6-8PM] We are studying the Psalms and learning how the Psalms can help us pray.

• Sunday School [9:45AM-10:45AM] Students are serving in a kids Sunday school class, attending the MS class [Understanding the Faith] or attending the HS class [New City Catechism].

• Help in Children’s Church Serve once a month in Children’s church during the early service. CLICK HERE to sign up to serve.

For Parents in September

• Parent Book Discussion [Are My Kids On Track? By Sissy Goff, Dave Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan] We are meeting THIS Wednesday night from 6-8PM at the church for our 1st discussion. We’ll talk about the first 4 chapters of the book but, even if you haven’t read them, we hope you’ll join us for the discussion.

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Top 5 Heresies Among American Evangelicals

This article is interesting not because it talks about kids or parenting, but because it reminds us of one of the primary jobs of parenting. The article is a summary of a recent survey on the beliefs of evangelicals in America. Some of the results are surprising as a majority of evangelicals in the survey got some pretty fundamental things wrong about our faith. And this is why it is so important for us as parents to be growing in our faith, and to have a plan for passing that faith on to our kids. In the video below, they quote the verse about our kids being arrows for us to sharpen and shoot out into the world to impact the world for God’s kingdom. And he says, we don’t want to shoot dull arrows. We want to be sharpening our kids by rooting them in the good news of Jesus day in and day out, through what we say and through how they see us live. Our job as parents is to know Jesus and to make him known to our kids. And one of the great gifts of God is that he allows us to do that together as his church.

Click here to read the article by Stefanie McDade.

Fall Habit Reset with Justin Whitmel Earley

This is a kind of throw back to our spring Parent Book Discussion on the book Habits of the Household. Below are links to 1 page reminders of why these habits are important, how we can make them a regular part of our family rhythms this fall, and practical ways we can talk about them with our kids. HERE is also a recent review of the book that reminds us of some good quotes from the book. He also reminds us that the power of any habit is not in the habit itself, but in the Savior who shines through the habit as it helps point us to Him.

Scripture Before Phone

Family Dinner

PODCAST: Mr. Beast’s Burgers, Rings of Sour, and Spoonies

This is a podcast version of a newsletter Axis Ministries sends out every week. They choose 3 current topics that are popular with teenagers and give an introduction to them to help parents understand a little more about what’s going on in their teenager’s world. It has been helpful for me to learn about some things that my kids love and talk about, and to learn about some things I had no idea about. The episode below talks about Mr. Beast [who my boys love], the new Lord of the Rings TV show on Amazon [that my kids have asked about watching], and a social media phenomenon I didn’t know much about. The podcast gets a little slow in places [and like I said there is a written version of this that is shorter] but it was really helpful to listen to their panel talk about what these things are, why they’re popular with teenagers, and how parents can interact around them with their kids. I think all of their episodes are valuable info and a good window into how to talk about these things Biblically. You can CLICK HERE to go to the page with all of the podcasts they offer or click below to go to the specific episode I mentioned.

Click here to listen to this episode of the Culture Translator RoundTable podcast.

VIDEO: Preparing Our Kids for Trials

This interview was really encouraging. I like Benjamin and Kirsten Watson. They have a real gospel-centered, down to earth approach to parenting. I always walk away from listening to them encouraged about why parenting is so important and with some practical things to try out. This is a 15 minute interview about things they have learned parenting their 7 kids.

Click here to watch the video of Benjamin and Kirsten Watson at the Q Conference.

9-9-22 This Week in Faith

For Kids in September

• Sunday school EVERY Sunday Sundays from 9:45AM-10:45AM. There are classes for 5th grade and under. Check in at the desk in the foyer. This month we are studying:

  • THIS Sunday- Jericho Falls; Sept. 18- Israel and Ai; Sept. 25- God Calls Gideon

  • Scripture Memory: Revelation 1:8

  • Catechism: Why did God make you and all things? For his own glory; How can you glorify God? By loving him and doing what he commands.; Why ought you to glorify God? Because he made me and takes care of me.

• Children’s Church [8:30AM Service] Children’s Church is available during the 8:30AM service. There’s a kids message in both services. 2nd grade and under will be invited to leave for Children’s Church after that in the 8:30AM service.

* We also have a new Children’s Bulletin that is ideal for 3rd-5th graders. It incorporates the worship bulletin but helps kids track through the service, stay engaged, and worship more fully with us. Look for it on the way into the sanctuary with the other bulletins.

For Students in September

• Wednesday Nights for Middle School [6-8PM] We are going through the workbook “What’s Up?” talking about the gospel and how it changes us.

• Sunday Nights for High School [6-8PM] We are studying the Psalms and learning how the Psalms can help us pray.

• Sunday School [9:45AM-10:45AM] Students are serving in a kids Sunday school class, attending the MS class [Understanding the Faith] or attending the HS class [New City Catechism].

• Help in Children’s Church Serve once a month in Children’s church during the early service. CLICK HERE to sign up to serve.

For Parents in September

• Parent Book Discussion [Are My Kids On Track? By Sissy Goff, Dave Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan] Sign up at the kids Sunday school check in desk and get your free copy. Start reading on your own or with your spouse and we’ll get together 2 times to talk about it [September 28 and November 9]. There are only a couple books left!

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Grace and Gumballs: How the Gospel Informs Parenting

This is a short article with a parenting story I can relate to. And it’s such a good reminder of the kindness of God in our kid’s lives. I know I can sometimes get frustrated when my kids get something it doesn’t seem like they really deserve or work hard enough for. But don’t we all! And that’s the good news I want to rest in this week. That God has given me so much more than I deserve. I’ve been thinking more lately about wanting my kids to be able to recognize the goodness of God more in their lives and this was a great reminder of how we can point to his goodness, even in the little and seemingly mundane moments of everyday life.

Click here to read the article by Kendra Fletcher.

What Does the Bible Say About Heaven?

Kids ask a lot of questions! This is one of the things I love most about my kids and working with kids. They are curious about so much. And questions give us the opportunity to help them discover truth about God, themselves, their world, and more. As tiring as it can be to constantly answer questions, it can also be a great joy and privilege.

Heaven can be one of those concepts that is hard for kids to grasp. There isn;’t something tangible that we can point to and, in some ways, we are not sure of all the answers. This interview has some great ideas about how to respond to kids’ questions about heaven. And his book is great too [from a really good series]. Hopefully this article helps you think about how to talk about heaven with your kids and, if you’re interested in the book, I have it in my office and you’re welcome to come by and check it out!

Click here to read the article by Marty Machowski.

Don’t Leave Youth Ministry to the Youth Minister

This is an article for you- no matter how old your kids are or even if you don’t have kids in your home at all. This article describes the calling we have as members of a church and the culture we want to continue to build here at Faith. All of us have a role [like we commit to when we baptize a baby] to invest in the next generation and help the kids of our church know Jesus. This article talks about the impact we have when we do something as simple as strike up a conversation with a teenager sitting in front of us at church. Or getting to know the names of the kids who sit near you in the sanctuary. There are so many people who do this well in our church. From the 13 leaders we had on our student ministry retreat this past weekend, to the Sunday school teachers and children’s church/nursery workers, to the people I see every week getting to know kids in our church. We all have a role to play in faith passing down to the next generation. I hope you’ll consider the part, big or small, that God is calling you to play.

Click here to read the article by Leia Joseph.

Died: Queen Elizabeth II, British Monarch Who Put Her Trust in God

Here’s a late addition after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. One of her enduring legacies will be the way she led with humility and shared her faith with the world. This article highlights the way her faith impacted who she was and how she led as you talk about her death and the impact it has on the world.

Click here to read the article by Dudley Delffs.

VIDEO: An Experiment in Gratitude: The Science of Happiness

I learned about this video from a podcast episode How to Help Kids Practice Gratitude. The video talks about the impact that expressing thankfulness has on our level of happiness. And when you express that thankfulness directly to the person, it has an even bigger impact. Watch the video and think about ways you could help your kids express gratitude to the important people in their lives. Or watch the video with them and see what they think. Our kids have so much to be thankful for and yet they often miss it because they are more focused on what they want next instead of what they have already received. Let’s be honest, we fall into that trap too. So maybe as parents we could even model for our kids what it looks like to let the people who matter most to us know how thankful we are for them.

Click here to watch the video from Soul Pancake.

8-25-22 This Week in Faith

For Kids in August

• Sunday school Begins THIS Sunday Every Sunday from 9:45AM-10:45AM. There are classes for 5th grade and under. Check in at the desk in the foyer. This month we are studying:

  • THIS Sunday- God Heals Israel with a Bronze Snake

  • Scripture Memory: Colossians 1:16-17

  • Catechism: Who made you? God

• Children’s Church [8:30AM Service] Children’s Church will only be available during the 8:30AM service. There will be a kids message in both services. 2nd grade and under will be invited to leave for Children’s Church after that in the 8:30AM service.

* We also have a new Children’s Bulletin that is ideal for 3rd-5th graders. It incorporates the worship bulletin but helps kids track through the service, stay engaged, and worship more fully with us. Look for it on the way into the sanctuary with the other bulletins.

For Students in August

• Wednesday Nights for Middle School [6-8PM] We are going through the workbook “What’s Up?” talking about the gospel and how it changes us.

• Sunday Nights for High School [6-8PM] We are studying the Psalms and learning how the Psalms can help us pray.

• Sunday School [9:45AM-10:45AM] Students have the option to serve in a kids Sunday school class, attend the MS class [Understanding the Faith] or attend the HS class [New City Catechism]. CLICK HERE to sign up to serve.

• Student Ministry Fall Retreat [Sept. 2-4] This is a great way for middle and high school students to start off the new school year- spending time with each other and with God. CLICK HERE to register.

• Pray for Me Campaign Students can sign up HERE to be partnered with a younger kid to pray for the school year.

For Parents in August

• Parent Book Discussion [Are My Kids On Track? By Sissy Goff, Dave Thomas, and Melissa Trevathan] Sign up at the kids Sunday school check in desk and get your free copy. Start reading on your own or with your spouse and we’ll get together 2 times to talk about it [September 28 and November 9]. There are only a couple books left!

• Pray for Me Campaign- Sign up HERE to be partnered with a K-12th grader to pray for this school year. It is a great way for us to invest in each other’s kids as a church family.

• Regular Service Times THIS Sunday! Don’t forget we have returned to our usual service times at 8:30AM and 11:00AM with Sunday school in the middle at 9:45 for kids and 10:00 for adults.

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Bluey and the Maternal Instincts of God

Bluey and God in the same article- count me in! I can totally relate to the amount of kids TV that this author has taken in with his kids. And Bluey is one of my favorites. Our family has a number of regular jokes and sayings from the show. There are a lot of great things about the way the show portrays parenting. This article talks about one episode where the mum assures the littlest one, Bingo, that she will always be there for her, no matter what. Where do we get that sense, that desire, that we want to be there for our kids no matter what? It comes from a God in heaven who assures us he is always there for us. I hope this is a good reminder of the heart of parenting for your kids but an even bigger reminder of the heart of God towards you.

Click here to read the article by Brad Gray.

Jesus Loves You, Tom Brady

I remember, awhile ago, having a conversation with a good friend of mine about his kid’s favorite athlete- a player for the Florida State Seminoles [Go Noles!]. He was trying to help his son know what to do as his favorite player was in the news for some bad decisions he had made. And he told me that as a part of their prayers every night, they started praying that this athlete, that they didn’t know personally, would meet Jesus. What a great idea! It can be hard to help our kids navigate how to view the celebrities and athletes they look up to. I have a tough time with it myself sometimes. But teaching our kids to care about celebrities as people made in the image of God, not just what they produce for our entertainment is important. As football is about to kick off, it is fun to root for teams and players with our kids. But I love this reminder from an article early last year that keeping our heroes in the right perspective is important- for us and them. [Even if your favorite athlete is Tom Brady!]

Click here to read the article by Jared Wilson.

The 3 Words Teenagers Want to Hear as They Go Back to School

This is from a mom whose son is starting his senior year of high school. Seniors face a lot of added stress and anxiety throughout this transition year as they work to finish strong, figure out what they are doing next, and have their role in the parent/ child relationship shift [this is hard for us parents too!]. But really all students are facing higher levels of pressure to perform and keep up with the kids around them. I just read in my email that Oconee County Schools are rated the number one county in Georgia for this past year. I’m grateful that my kids get to benefit from the great work our  teachers and administrators do. But I also recognize that only feeds the fire of the pressure to achieve for our kids. Our kids need to know that we love them and are for them no matter how they perform. This is the beauty of God’s love and acceptance of us and what we get to pass on to our kids. They need to hear us say these three words often…

Click here to read the article by Yulee Lee.

PODCAST: Fear Factor in Parenting: Fear of the Teenage Years with Paul David Tripp

I love the way Paul Tripp starts talking in this interview by holding up the value and joy of teenagers. He talks about how people want to be quick to talk about the difficulty of teenagers or the faults of teenagers, but we should be quick to talk about the privilege of raising and investing in teenagers instead. He also talks about the need for humble parenting, 5 questions we can use to help our kids respond to sin as we discipline them, and a whole lot more. Our plan is to read his Age of Opportunity book as part of our parent book discussions in the spring. But this interview lets you benefit from some of his wisdom on parenting today!

Click here [Apple podcast] or here [other platforms] to listen.