As a parent you have the opportunity to help your children develop a deep, meaningful, fulfilling relationship with God.

Sometimes we sacrifice what we know is right to remain firmly accepted by the “right group,” but that doesn’t automatically make you right.

How many times have you just wished that you could be in the room when decisions are being made? That your voice could impact decisions...

Parents are human. Fallen. Fallible. Sinful. Those realities don’t magically vanish simply because you’re dealing with your own children.

One sheepdog can protect an entire flock by itself. They exist to make sure that sheep can be sheep without becoming the victim of wolves.

“Your children are living messages that you will send to a time that you will never see.” - Johnny Derouen

We’re all searching for something we can control in a time that makes us feel out of control.

It’s easy to say “I’m the adult” and really mean “you’re going to obey me because I'm older than you.”

Kids aren’t trying to make their parents look bad, they’re just doing what they’ve seen done. It’s a principle called modeling.

I'm convinced that Satan likes to use fear and anxiety to paralyze us from stepping out and taking a risk.

Here’s the best news of all: Quality time is allowed to be fun, because Fun adds quality to your Time.

you know what to expect. Not only can you see it all coming, you’ve traveled this road. You’re familiar with what’s ahead of them.

What if we adjusted our expectations and accepted the reality that sometimes, surviving is thriving.

In the proverbial pond of life, you can cause ripples that erode, or ripples that baptize. What you do does matter.

If you’re not carful, You can end up fighting with your kids, instead of fighting for your kids.

The majority of your influence as a parent lies in the moments when you’re not actively “teaching” your kids anything.

Adventure can awaken your personal strengths and reveal God's immeasurable greatness.

Every human being has a deep innate desire for greatness. Why? Because God created every single one of us to be great!

When you say 1,000 weeks, it seems like you've got a good bit of time... but every year, you lose 52 of those precious weeks.

Sometimes you just need to press pause. Yes, as in enforcing a "time out." Sometimes the best time-out is for yourself though, not your kid.