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What the resurrection of Jesus means for children is that they are fiercely and divinely loved by Jesus who is bigger than death itself. Easter is a great time to read about the resurrection with your family and just imagine what it was like that first Easter day.
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My new book, You Are More When Life Is Scary is out in paperback and is discounted! This book is on sale at the lowest price it will ever be, and the cost will increase soon, so get your copy now! Perfect for bedtime reading or family discussions, You Are More When Life Is Scary is a must-have addition to your child's bookshelf.
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At Home with Jesus Facebook Group is a safe place to share how you communicate God's Word to your children and to look for help and encouragement! Join Us!!
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Valentine’s Day is a wonderful sentiment, but it cannot give healing to hurting relationships only God’s love can do that. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent. It is a good time to listen to God’s love letter in his Word at church and at home.
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Walking into a new year gives a sense of hope and of looking forward. But the reality is that we will still struggle with problems—some old, some new. Because of God’s commitment to us, we have peace with God right now, even in the middle of the darkest days.
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Join our Facebook group and embrace a safe place to share how you communicate God's Word to your children and to look for help and encouragement.
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The reality of Christmas is that God gave up his Son to live in the darkness of our selfish existence. God’s Son became our flesh to share in our humanity. That tiny baby who is like us came to free us from living in hell eternally. How great the love the Father has lavished on us that we are the children of God.
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Jesus wants children to know how special and secure they are in his love for them. This page in You Are More Than Ordinary helps them see that reality through the account of David and Goliath.
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This is a good time between you and God to tell him what you are thankful to him for. Here are some verses and thoughts to share with your family this Thanksgiving.
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It is important for children to know that God’s Word shows how he uses flawed and frail people to share his love.
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When I am anxious about something, I automatically go to the “land of what-ifs”—a place where fear overtakes reality. Then I plot to control and fix whatever is going on. Well, you can guess how that works out. As we listen to him instead of our own fears and anxious thoughts, God settles us in the reality of who he is. That is how we can hold fast to the hope we have.
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Check out my book You Are More When Obeying is Hard for how to talk with children and as a family about God’s Word.
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We want our children to have the resources they need to grow their God-given abilities, wisdom, and skills. Help them find all these things through the wisdom of the cross.
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You Are More: When Life Isn’t Fair communicates to children why Jesus died to forgive us. Read it with your children today!
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God yearns for parents and children to know that they need and have a Savior that will never leave or forsake them, no matter what mess they get themselves into. God’s faithful, merciful love gives families the confidence to not have to fake him or anyone else out. He just wants us to come clean with him, to be honest about our struggles and weaknesses.
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You don't have to be perfect to be a good parent. Trust in the Lord’s love and follow his lead.
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Check out this excerpt from my latest book You Are More When Life Is Unfair.
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We don’t have to teach our children to take crazy, ineffective actions to escape their guilt. We simply and honestly tell them about our own need for the forgiveness of Jesus. They should know beyond any doubt that they are totally forgiven and unconditionally loved by God himself.
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What Solomon writes makes me ponder how we encourage kids to be all they can be. Our children desperately need to know that they are safe in God’s kingdom even as they live out their lives in a world that is destined to fail.
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