The Recipe for Relational Destruction: Bad Friendships!

Instead of our relationships getting deeper, growing better friendships and establishing stronger bonds; we live in an age of increasingly shallower relationships that create more frustration than satisfaction, more bondage than liberation and more betrayal […]

Don’t Do This with Your Kids – pt.1

 Children need training. Without training children do grow, but they grow restless, discontent, unmotivated, lazy, arrogant and worst of all—self-centered! Certainly, not your children. It’s those other kids at the playground, in the principal’s office or […]

Why Moms are Awesome

Let’s face it, without a “mom” none of us would be here! God, our Creator, in His gracious love caused the increase of the human race to be born upon the frame of mothers. Jesus […]

Make Your Home a “Magic” Kingdom

Make Your Home a “Magic” Kingdom   When your children are grown, how will they describe the home they grew up in? Stuffy, boring, harsh, cruel, empty, warm, loving…maybe, even MAGICAL?! I’ve had the pleasure […]

The Most Important Thing Your Family Must Buy Today

Did you ever lie to your parents as a child? If you did, you probably did it to get out of trouble or to keep someone else out of trouble! It seemed like a good idea, but […]

Why My Wife is Right More Often than I am! (Marriage/Communication Tip of Week)

Ever argued with your spouse over something stupid? Ever regretted having a long, stupid argument? But, you couldn’t let it go, you had to be right. So, you build your walls, sling your mud, and […]

Why Waiting is Good for Your Child

“Mom, Dad, I really, really need it!” Ever heard those words, as your dress was being pulled, your arm tugged or your sleep interrupted?! Really? Does your child know what they need best? No, of […]

How to Teach Your Kids Not to Be Greedy — Parenting Tip of the Week

One of the things that attracted me to my wife, Julie (besides her radiant beauty and emerald, green eyes) was her stewardship! What you say? When we met, she was going to college and waiting tables. […]