In this Father’s Day sermon, I talk about four different types of parents and twenty myths about disciplining children. The audio on the video has a little buzz so I’m including a cleaner, no buzz,…
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Remarriage After Divorce
The following are six reasons why a person should not remarry while a divorced spouse remains alive.
Consumers, Creators, And Building A Board Game With My Kids
Every year I set goals for the year and some of those goals involve particular things I want to teach my kids. Last year I set a goal to create a board game with my…
When Your Child Throws A Tantrum: 3 Approaches
What do you do when your child throws a tantrum? The following are three different approaches and what they teach your child: 1) Not doing anything (It’s okay to throw tantrums) Unfortunately this approach is…
Parent Idolatry
God is a father. But when a child comes into the world, his first picture of a father comes not from heaven, but from earth. A child’s introduction to what a father is comes from his…
What You Teach Your Kids When You Allow Them To Control Your Life
Kids are controlling their parents lives at unprecedented levels. “I can’t ever do things that cut into my child’s nap schedule or my child acts like a monster.” “I can’t go out in public very…
20 Myths Parents Believe About Disciplining Their Children
The following is a list of myths that parents believe about disciplining their children and what the bible has to say about them. 1) I love my children too much to discipline them “Whoever spares…
Teaching Your Kids To Disobey
I believe that consistency in discipline is one of the hardest things to do as a parent. But it’s one of the most important. A lot of parents ask why their kids don’t obey them….
Four Types Of Parents
I’ve had the chance to spend time with a lot of young families in the last thirteen years since my wife and I started having kids. I’ve observed four different types of parents: 1) Parents…
Three Things You Should Never Say To Your Spouse
Here are three things you should never say to your spouse and why. 1) “You always…” The vast majority of the time, this statement is just not true. Most of the time it’s an exaggeration…