Category Discipline

NW 25 MSIA Guiding kids to right wrongs 1

Guiding Kids to Right Their Wrongs | Ep. 26

When your kids misbehave, and you need to discipline them, have you considered what they are learning? Are they learning to submit to angry power? Or, perhaps, are they learning how to get better at hiding their misbehavior and sin?โ€ฆ

NW 24 MSIA Mentor Kids Wisdom Skills and Faith 1

Mentoring Our Kids in Skills, Wisdom and Faith | Ep. 25

What skills would you like your kids to have when they go out into the world? Should you drop what you’re doing to bring them something they forgot? How can you prepare your kids for conflicts they will certainly encounterโ€ฆ

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4 Tips for Parenting During a Pandemic

Crazy times have hit the world like never before in our lifetime. Did you ever think you’d be reading about parenting during a pandemic? Change is hard, and finding our way into the โ€œnew normalโ€ can be challenging. It isโ€ฆ

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Being Present with Our Kids

Most of us would agree there are many theories on the best way to educate our children: public school, private school, charter school, home school, co-ops, or any combination of these.  Regardless of which paradigm you have for the bestโ€ฆ

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Connecting With Your Kids…Especially When They Struggle | Ep. 24

You may have heard, โ€œMove TOWARD the struggling child.โ€ This phrase might seem counter-intuitive. Often, when our child is struggling, the last thing we want to do is connect with them.  When we show love unconditionally, especially when our kidsโ€ฆ

NW 22 MSIA peace and joy 1

Walking in Peace and Joy with Your Kids | Ep. 23

We all want a peaceful home where kids feel safe. But sometimes safety is hard to attain, especially when life is stressful. How do we respond during hard parenting moments? How can we do better at walking in peace andโ€ฆ

share your story

Tell Your Story

For most of human history, values and faith have been passed along by the spoken word in the context of oneโ€™s closest relationships. Telling stories and integrating values into daily conversations was a primary way parents could pass on importantโ€ฆ