Guest blog by Lysa TerKeurst I wish I could confidently say that I’ve got this mom thing all figured out. I’ve been working on this amazingly thrilling job of raising kids for close to 17 years. And while I love my kids to pieces, I can’t say I’ve mastered motherhood. I’ve done a lot [...]
Grandparents can be great encouragers or cheerleaders when their grandchildren get discouraged, lack self-confidence and low self-esteem. They often face lots of homework, activities, disappointments, challenges, and fears. Encouragement is inspiring another person with hope, courage, or [...]
Reminder: On Saturday, April 14 an international coalition of one-million Christians, known as the 4/14 Window Movement, will partner together in prayer on six continents for Global 4/14 Day. They will be praying specifically for children in the “4/14 Window.” The 4/14 Window refers [...]
Three days after the crucifixion, the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene, Mary, Jesus mother, and the other Mary went to look at the tomb where Joseph of Arimathea had buried Jesus’ body. They wanted to anoint and embalm his body, as was the custom. At that, moment there was a powerful [...]
While Easter bunnies and Easter egg hunts are fun, as grandparents other fun activities teach our grandchildren the true meaning of the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. I have been reading a book written by Janet Teitsort, “Long Distance Grandma.” It is an excellent book with ideas for [...]
The privilege of being a grandparent frequently is called “the frosting on the cake” after raising our own children. Grandmothers used to carry “Grandma’s Brag Books” with pictures but now day’s grandparents have their cell phones full of pictures of their grandchildren, ready to share [...]
I find it hard to believe that my husband and I have been grandparents for thirty years this week, but the reality is our oldest grandchild is turning thirty. I remember how excited I was when our son called to tell us they had a baby girl because I had often prayed that my first grandchild would [...]
I would like to share a blog from “Rabbit Trails and Stepping Stones” written by my daughter-in-law, about the various hats we wear. Grandparents have worn many different hats throughout their life. However, if we are godly grandparents, we will wear a hat to imprint another generation with [...]
This time of the year, we become aware of the spring season, especially in the areas where we experience the four seasons. It is exciting to see the buds on the trees that have lied dormant and the bulbs popping out of the ground almost over night. Spring reminds us of new life. During the [...]
Will you get involved with the International Day of Prayer and Fasting for the 2.3 billion children on earth between the ages of 4 to 14 years, on the Global 4/14 Day of Prayer, Saturday, April 14? Tim Tebow’s moral and spiritual foundations were developed long before he became a celebrated [...]