Living Vicariously Through Your Child
The goal is not for your child to look more like you but to look more like Jesus.
1. Gen. 5:1-3 (cf. 1:27)
2. The goal is not for your child to look more like you but to look more like Jesus.
3. Don’t suffocate your child with lesser pursuits.
4. What needs to happen for my child to reflect more the image of God?
As a parent, it’s not just dealing with a child’s bad behavior but with the things that cause bad behavior.
Marty Miller
The time we spend on Sundays learning, serving, and growing clearly demonstrates to our children what is valued in our homes. How can you stay motivated for Sunday mornings?
Lauren Duerk
Motherhood is not easy. If you feel like you’re walking through motherhood alone, know there is a place for you to find connections and form meaningful relationships that will point you to Christ, and we want to help you find it.
Karmen Dennis
Ever wondered the best way to tell your kids about creation? With so many differing views in our culture, make sure you are equipped with the truth of the Bible. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit were all involved in creation. Therefore, when your child asks, “Who made the world?” parents can answer, “God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit did!”
Marty Miller