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If we, as parents, aren’t careful, Satan can turn our God-given fruit, our service, and our children’s service, into prideful giving and boastfulness, so covertly, that our hearts and minds don’t even notice. How can we, then, be humble about our children and teach them to be humble servants of God without the interference of pride? Read this most recent blog by Norma Harais and discover what God's Word tells us about pride and parenting.

Parenting can be a struggle with all the tasks we are required to accomplish in a day. We can feel under appreciated and exhausted at times.The simple act of looking up, focusing our eyes on Christ, and praying for the strength and peace He promises will get us through the tough times. Discover practical ideas for finding a Godly perspective in your daily challenges as a parent.

In my mind, honesty is set apart from all other character traits, because it's the one attribute that the enemy knew would be our most vulnerable....

It's very easy for us, as parents, to think our children belong to us. But God tells us in His Word that parents are really "stewards" of His masterpieces.

When I had young children, I was lucky enough to have a couple of wonderful mentor moms in my life. They compassionately shared with me what they learned when their kids were young, including, how to foster a lifelong relationship with your children. They had...

As a mom, is your life what you thought it would be? Have you ever looked back over your life to see the circuitous route it took to get you where you are today? Did any of your “I’ll never do that!” turn into, “Well, of course I did!”? God has such a sense of humor. He allows us to think and plan whatever we like but, in the end, it is His plan that will prevail.

If you are a mom with young children, your heart probably jumped with excitement when you saw this topic. You If probably thought, “Finally! Someone is going to share wisdom and experience in wrangling these dearly loved, but wayward offspring of mine!”

When my older son was about a year old, I left him with my husband at home and took a solo trip to Costco. Who knew grocery trips can be therapy!