The children’s room · 7 blog posts
Parenting
Raising children is discipleship, one ordinary day at a time. These blog posts look at anger, connection, character and faith through the lens of God’s Word, with practical help for whatever ages are in your home.
“Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it.”Proverbs 22:6
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Mom Rage: What God’s Word Really Says About Anger in Motherhood
What the Bible says about anger in motherhood, and how repentance, grace and self-control change the way you respond.
Read the blog postBefore the Culture Disciples Your Child, You Can
Disciple your child through everyday life, biblical truth and intentional habits that build lasting faith.
How to Teach Godly Character to Your Kids Through Your Life
Your example, your words and your correction all teach. How to disciple your children through the way you live.
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Why Your Teen Pulls Away and What You’re Doing to Cause It
Patient communication, trust and intentional time that help you reconnect with your teenager.
The Fight Behind the Fight: What Sibling Rivalry Reveals About the Heart
What sibling fights reveal about the heart, and biblical ways to teach your children to make peace.
When Motherhood Feels Too Loud
Biblical perspective for the noise, demands and emotional overload of motherhood.
The Discipleship Opportunity Hiding in Your Anger
How moments of anger can become chances to model repentance, self-control and grace for your children.
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