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To say this new school year is overwhelming is an understatement. Let’s set a hopeful tone by helping our kids get excited about the year with some new goals.
Follow along The Crossing's sermon series on Genesis with your family. For each day of this seven session family devotional, you'll find readings, prayers, discussion questions, and printable coloring cards.
These daily email devotionals, targeted towards kids ages 10 to 14, include videos, discussion questions, scripture readings, and prayers to help your family connect to God and each other.
How can we help our children understand and value those whose lives don’t look like theirs? Use this summer to read one or more of these picture books from a diverse set of important voices.
Use this activity to help your family refocus on the good in life. This printable 30 Days of Gratitude calendar is meant to help you and your family acknowledge all that you have to be grateful for.
This post shares ten chapter books that provide opportunities to learn from a diverse set of voices. These books are intended for upper-elementary and middle-school-aged readers.
As you set off for a road trip or sit around the table to work on a puzzle or craft, listening to audiobooks can be one of the best investments of time together as a family.
Looking for ways to keep your kids entertained with social distancing keeping you at home more often this summer? Here are ten ideas for your family to try during this Coronavirus outbreak.
How has virtual school and a year of unexpected changes effected your family? It makes sense to feel angry about the losses around virtual school this fall. Fortunately, our hope is in God, not our circumstances.
As we face an unusual season, what opportunities might be hidden inside disappointments and the big and small reminders that, as parents, we are not in control?
Spending time correcting our children the right way doesn’t just lead to the shallow, short-term effects of behavior modification. According to the Bible, this actually leads to life for our kids.
"Parents shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God." These ten verses, perfect for parents, provide perspective, encouragement, correction, and so much more.
Struggling with the tension between your role as a parent and the demands of other responsibilities? In this e-book, you'll be challenged to embrace both life's joys and trials.
As you think through your goals and schedule for the summer, consider these 3 planning tips that will make for an intentional and meaningful summer for your whole family.
God has given parents the task of teaching their children to know, love, and follow him for a lifetime. Learn four practical ways to pass on your faith to the next generation.
Parents would do well to think a bit more on the front end about how to talk to our kids about this global pandemic and the related issues we're all facing.
View this time as an opportunity for your children to see their parents worship and learn the importance of gathering even when circumstances aren't ideal.
As we tuck our children in, not only can prayer be a calming routine, but it also teaches them that they can talk with the God of the universe anytime and that he is near.
When we capitalize on screen time and use it as an opportunity to connect with our children, we are combining our influence with the influence of their media.
