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Children Don’t Need Perfect Parents

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Raising children can feel overwhelming as you try to navigate the many voices telling you what to do and not to do, but God has already given you everything you need to be faithful parents. In Reaching Your Child’s Heart: A Practical Guide to Faithful Parenting, Juan and Jeanine Sanchez encourage parents from their gospel-shaped perspective that children don’t need perfect parents—they need a...

Remember and Sing

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The Bible is filled with reminders to “remember.” Yet, have you noticed how many times God’s people get themselves in deep trouble because they forget?  Throughout the Old Testament we see the disastrous effects of God’s people failing to remember the great works of the Lord. Read through almost any part of Israel’s story and you will see a direct link between forgetfulness and...

Finding True Peace This Christmas

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. The Starbucks cups have changed, Christmas carols are playing on the radio, and twinkling lights brighten the long, cold nights. This season brings joy, hope, and anticipation. But for many, it also brings a season of longing. Recently, my youngest son carefully curated his Christmas list, his childlike excitement building as he anticipated the gifts...

The Power of Story

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Children love a good story, and there is power in telling a story to captivate their attention. Jesus understood the captivating nature of a good story. Early in his ministry the crowds gathered to hear Jesus. Matthew recounts those early days as the introduction to the parable (story) of the sower: “Great crowds gathered about him, so that he got into a boat and sat down. And the whole crowd...

Recapturing Awe of the Birth of Christ

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Several years ago, we visited a restaurant with my husband’s side of our family. There was an inflatable snowman in the lobby, and during our long wait to be seated, we observed that every few minutes a fan would turn on, blowing air into the white nylon heap on the floor, expanding it to become a snowman. Then the fan would switch off, and the snowman would slowly “melt” to the floor. Two of our...

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