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Twenty Tips For Beating Summer Boredeom
Summer is a time for family fun, but it can also bring about cries of “I’m bored!” Beat summer boredom with these twenty tips from some of our favorite bloggers! Read something every day. I give my...
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Get Crafty: Eight Ways To Do More With Coloring Pages
Coloring pages are so fun to color, but have you ever wondered what else can you do with them? We have some ideas for repurposing simple coloring pages for other projects and crafts! 1. Wall Mural...
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Watch What’s In The Bible? Supporters on The American Bible Challenge June 19th
Survey says…Matt and Rachel Wojnarowski, longtime What’s In The Bible? supporters, are hoping their expansive, collected knowledge of The Bible will help the couple win big on The American Bible...
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How to Talk to Your Kids to Strengthen Your Relationship
This past weekend, my family disconnected from technology and reconnected with each other. Two days at a state park was just what our little crew needed to rest and strengthen our relationships. It...
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Three Bible Stories That Teach Kids About Relationships
Some of my earliest memories are of our home being filled with people…family, friends, those in need…my parents are the most relational people I have ever met. We were always taught the value of...
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Heroes of the Old Testament: What Abraham Teaches Our Kids About God’s Character
As a dad, my primary responsibility and calling is to care for and guide my children and my wife. I am their pastor first, before my time, attention, focus, energy or creativity is spent on my church,...
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Voices: How do you make family movie nights special?
This year, we’re rounding up some of our favorite bloggers to get their thoughts on faith and family. We asked them: How do you make family movie nights special? Jessica of Grace for Moms We are...
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Heroes of the Old Testament: Learning Integrity from Joseph
Life is just not fair. My kids are figuring this out. They are definitely quick to point out when things aren’t fair and not in their favor. And they are also realizing that even a relationship with...
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How to Talk to Your Kids about Patience
Part of me wonders why my kids struggle with patience because they are painfully slow whenever I’m in a hurry. Okay, okay…the truth is I struggle with patience just as much as they do. It’s difficult...
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Heroes of the Old Testament: Learning Bravery from Moses
The story of Moses and the burning bush can be a trigger for most children’s “Why?” Syndrome – and my daughter is no different. Moses was with some sheep in the desert . . . WHY? The bush was on fire...
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Voices: When does your family watch What’s In The Bible?
This year, we’re rounding up some of our favorite bloggers to get their thoughts on faith and family. We asked them: When does your family watch What’s In The Bible? Carrie of Managing Your Blessings...
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Three Bible Stories That Teach Kids About Patience
My free-spirited 6 year old is learning to read and let’s just say this summer we’ve been less than diligent about her practice. Partly due to summer’s lack of structure and partly because I just don’t...
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So Long Summer: Planning a “Not-Back-to-School” Week
The Back to School season can be so hectic, can’t it? There are supplies to purchase and clothes closets to overhaul. I can’t be the only parent with kids that grow six inches every summer! Surely...
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Four Ways to Encourage a Good Attitude for Starting Back to School
As a homeschool family we choose to homeschool year round. In the summer we continue with a modified school schedule, still doing school several days a week for a few hours a day. During this time we...
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Heroes of the Old Testament: Ruth – Girls Can Be Heroes, Too
With a squeal and a sprint, my little girl runs around the house with a blanket tied around her shoulders. Fists held high in the air she yells “super powers!” as loud as her two year old lungs will...
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What’s In the Bible and Seeds Family Worship partner to create an ‘Awesome’...
Phil Vischer’s What’s In the Bible and Seeds Family Worship have partnered together to create a multi-media worship event to help families experience the Bible in a creative new way. The live worship...
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How Parents And Kids Can Thrive During The School Year
No matter how much it grieves me, summer is coming to a close. I can try to ignore the calendar but the days fly by like puffy clouds on a windy day. As we close the door on this relaxed season, I...
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Voices: Are you squeezing in family fun before summer ends?
This year, we’re rounding up some of our favorite bloggers to get their thoughts on faith and family. We asked them: Are you squeezing in family fun before summer ends? Leah of As We Walk Along the...
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Voices: How do you make the first day of school special for your kids?
This year, we’re rounding up some of our favorite bloggers to get their thoughts on faith and family. We asked them: How do you make the first day of school special for your kids? Leah of As We Walk...
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Heroes of the Old Testament: How David Teaches Our Kids That They Don’t Face...
If you talk about the Old Testament and King David with most adults, the psalms are likely forefront in their mind as David is credited with writing most of them. Many people have a favorite psalm or a...
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