Good thoughts on how to encourage our kids to enjoy sports without being “that parent”! Here’s an article from a Youth Worker Journal I read. I’m Jack’s assistant coach for soccer this Spring and there are lots of good lessons for parents and coaches too! http://www.youthworker.com/youth-culture/stop-the-sports-parenting-madness/
Posts from 2016 (Page 2)
Support LightSource students and leaders as we Go Without Food For 30 Hours on April 29-30, 2016. Click HERE to support our team. We don’t think it’s right that nearly 8,000 kids are dying every day because of hunger — so we’re doing something about it through World Vision’s 30 Hour Famine! How the 30…
Setting Spiritual Goals for your Family If we don’t set goals we will seldom achieve them. You have goals for your children, whether you list them or not. You want to see them learn to tie their own shoes, make a sandwich, clean up after themselves, pick out their own clothes, learn to drive, learn to…
Parents we know we are called to disciple our children. We feel guilty about not doing it well, so sometimes we never try. So how do we get started? “You shall therefore lay up these words of Mine in your heart and in your soul…You shall teach them to your children, talking of them when you are…
I came across this article from Family Life today and I thought it was worth sharing with you. The most important thing to teach your son is to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. There are lots of things on this list that I’m not all that good…
God is pretty complex, and it’s impossible to boil His nature down to one characteristic. But, if it were possible, there’s one attribute that would be a front-runner: His love. God’s love is a powerful, relentless, transforming force. And the beautiful thing is that we are the objects of His love. In the video-driven series, Drive, our…