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Parenting With Connection over Correction

Part 1: Responding to Failure I remember the first Christian parenting class I attended as an exhausted, novice mom. I …

Can I just be real for a minute? Parenting today is HARD! I know that I feel it parenting middle …

Part 1 of this article series discussed the difference between being parts-led vs self-led. We will now learn more about …

Family Fun and Missed Expectations Summertime often includes family beach vacations, road trips, and family reunions. They can be the …

Before 2020, one of the things I enjoyed the most was meeting up with friends at a fast food spot …

Navigating Personal Challenges During the Holidays For many, the holiday season is a magnificent time of wonder and reflection. For …

Everyone needs support, but kids are special in that they are constantly exploring the world around them with open hearts …

Connecting With Yourself and Others Recently, I found myself in a hard season of parenting my youngest son. As is …

With so much recent buzz around attachment styles, I’ve been curious about what you do once you’ve identified whether you …

Connecting with your teen may seem harder than ever in a world of distractions, busyness, and technology. Here are some …

In the midst of summertime, any sort of routine or ritual may feel like it gets thrown out the window. …

“Connection is why we’re here. We are hardwired to connect with others, it’s what gives purpose and meaning to our …

Conflict is inevitable in relationships—especially in marriage. Many fear conflict because they were not taught how to handle it in …

There is a story in the Bible so important that three out of the four Gospels include it (Matthew 9:20-22; …

In last month’s article, Rebuilding Connection in Your Marriage: Part 1, I laid the foundation for empathy as the single …