We are seeing a mass exodus of young adults from the faith, and 70% of students don’t believe in absolute truth. This trend is accelerating rapidly, and we absolutely must stop the train. It’s a matter of eternal significance for children all over the globe. My friend Dave Richardson is here today to talk about the way he teaches students to recognize the assumptions they have, and how to look past them so they will make Biblical choices. It’s an incredibly effective tool, and I’m excited to share it with you today.
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Empty Nesting: Transitioning Well
I think all parents approach the empty nesting years with mixed emotions, but don’t realize how much we are in control of how they go. What if the kids don’t want to come to holiday dinners? Why don’t they call me back? Where do I fit in now? Let’s talk about what that can look like when we transition well. We can thrive as empty nesters and become great friends with our kids!
Doing Life with Your Adult Children: Holiday Edition
What is it about the holidays that make parents passive/aggressive? Could it be change? 🙂 Change is inevitable in the parent-child relationship, but it doesn’t have to be unbearable. Let’s talk about how we can interact with our adult children in a way that’s life-giving to both parent and child. I think you’ll be encouraged!
This Dark World Needs Something, And We Have It
War in the Middle East, cultural arguments, healthcare tensions, financial troubles stemming from political decisions… all of the above are like a wet blanket we are wearing. The world needs some hope, friends. But if we don’t have our own hearts and minds in the right place, we forget that we are the bearers of that hope and peace, and it’s our job to share it! Join me today, and let’s talk about the Light we carry in this dark world.
Mailbox Monday: What really is repentance?
Is repentance required before salvation? And can we be a Christian and continue with unrepentant sin? | My 11 year old Isn’t interested in homeschool. Any suggestions? | I’m a new Christian. How do I study the Bible?
I’m coming back for Happy Hour to answer a question about the years of parenting adults. There’s not much written about those years! I’m going to talk about how we have handled the blessing of adult children.
Critical Thinking: The Missing Link
We don’t have to look far to realize how lacking we are in critical thinking as a culture, as the pandemic shone the light brightly on this fact. But there is a reason for it, and you need to know so you can fill in the gap with your children.
Join me with Kathy Gibbens and let’s talk about how we can teach our kids to think critically and notice logical fallacies they will encounter on a daily basis. This is a game changer, parents!
Gather ‘Round for A Thanksgiving Storytime
It’s storytime with Heidi! Gather ‘round like we used to in the good old days and listen in as I read a couple of Thanksgiving stories for all ages. Happy Thanksgiving, my friends! There is a lot to be thankful for.