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Our children are not called to “fit in” and look like everyone else. The Word says that they are to be over-comers. They are to be the influence, and it’s our job to teach them how! There are plenty of voices telling them who they should and should not be. Our role is to be the voice consistently declaring that they are fully equipped, and when difficulty comes, that they have a good Father who has provided them weapons for the battle. It is time for us as parents to rise up, to swim against the current of the culture, and to raise the standard for our children!
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Where Are You Headed?
I want to talk about the high school experience. Finding a place to fit…isn’t that what most of us are looking for even as adults? I can remember making a conscious decision to “fit in” when I was in late…
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Risky Behavior
On a daily basis, I see good kids, raised in intact homes being swallowed up by peer pressures, poor decisions, our society and sin and their families being literally thrown into a tail-spin. Often these families wake up and find…
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Phones
As we all know, times are changing so quickly. The information we share regarding technology becomes obsolete before most parents can find it in the app store. Yet, as parents, it is our obligation to know. I hear parents say…
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