God’s Grace & Love Can Never be Earned
I don’t ever want my children to think for one second that love and grace have to be earned.
I don’t ever want my children to think for one second that love and grace have to be earned.
As a people who celebrate the risen Christ, we are called to forgive 365 days a year. Parenting gives us unique opportunities to practice this discipline.
In our baptismal vows, we promise to share the Good News with others; as parents, our primary mission field is our own kids. How do we raise kids who love and worship God?
Parents often talk about how fast time flies as kids grow up. I practice staying present to savor the moments – even the hard ones.
The cool spring outside is mirrored inside my home. I lean on my faith to guide and help me when my kids struggle in their relationship.
Taking down old palm crosses, putting up new ones, and making an Easter altar helps our family observe the season.
In Sherry Turkle’s book Alone Together, she describes the familiar scene in a coffee shop where two people – friends,
My family’s theme song is “Golden,” by Jill Scott. We listen to it every so often to keep the concepts in
Once when I forgot to bring a chapter book for Peter, then six, to read in church, which was in those
It’s astonishing to ponder the many generations which have passed down the story of Christ’s institution of the Holy Communion,