Transitions-It’s Their Life!
December 3, 2020
You bring that baby home from the hospital and you think it will last forever. You think they will stay small, you can’t envision their growing up—you worry, you fear,
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Don’t Raise Good Kids
November 15, 2020
Parents, don’t raise good kids. I’m a recovering good kid, and I’m here to tell you that the gospel isn’t for good kids. I was pretty easy for my parents
5 Things You Can Do to Ensure Your Children are Safe Online During Quarantine
November 9, 2020
COVID-19. SARS-CoV-2. Call it what you want, but the novel coronavirus is all anyone is talking about anymore. The COVID-19 health pandemic has closed schools, cancelled most activities, and isolated
Trust
November 4, 2020
Do your kids come to you first when they have a question? Do your kids come to you first when they have a problem? Do your kids come to you
Feed His Lambs
September 29, 2020
At some point, you’ve probably invested some of your resources in anticipation of growth and return. Have you ever considered that children are the best investment of your time and
Not Wired for This World
September 17, 2020
Making a Home for Special Needs Excitement was palpable on the first day of Sunday school this year. A table featured notebooks lovingly assembled by hand with verses for children
Restoring a Spiritual Foundation for our Families
September 8, 2020
By Terence Chatmon The statistics about our nation’s crumbling family infrastructure are alarming. We’ve all heard before the devastating impact of absentee fathers, and of course we share concern for
Five Back-to-School Basics
September 1, 2020
by Marshall Segal The beginning of August signals the beginning of back-to-school shopping, or at least back-to-school-shopping commercials. You may not know it, but whether you’re a freshman or senior,
Developing Children’s Unique Genius
June 7, 2020
North Cobb Christian School shines at helping students discover their gifts Synclair Savage is a senior. She’s also a first-chair flute player, star student, reigning Homecoming Queen, and the state
Children Need a Crisis of Faith
June 5, 2020
Seven Lessons from Parenting Through Doubt My wife and I have five children. Our oldest two have exited childhood and are adventuring into the uncharted territory of their young adulthood.
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