This week as we continue our Fearless Parenting series, we remain focused on God-centered parenting. As parents, we spend time making sure our children are developed physically, academically, and athletically, but let’s not miss the importance of spiritual development and discipleship.  This is core and critical to raising children who know, love, and follow Jesus.   

This week in our Fearless Parenting series, we talk about the relationships we are building with our kids. How are we using our time with them? Are we pouring our time into our relationships or are we focused on something we think is more important for them?

Furthering our Fearless Parenting series, we will learn how to parent out of trust in God rather than fear. What part of our parenting behaviors is run by fear? In those moments, how can we replace fear with faith?

As we continue our Fearless Parenting series, we’ll look at how we have the ability to prepare our children to love God and follow His ways through the ways we manage our schedules, and both encourage and discipline.

Today, we're going to take a look at how parenting out of fear rather than parenting from a God-centered perspective can impact our child(ren) and relationships with them.

God wants to free us from our fear, anxiety, and negativity bias. As we start the new year, we explore Philippians 4 and discover how we can cultivate a life of Jesus inspired joy.   

As we enter 2020, let’s move forward in the confidence that God will provide our physical, spiritual, and emotional needs.  While we don’t know what the new year will hold, we do know that God is both always with and for us, and we can prepare our hearts to accept all that the new year has in store for us.  

As we conclude our “Rewrapping Christmas” series, we look at how God gave us the most indescribable gift — the gift of his son, Jesus.  This year, will you not only receive God’s greatest gift to you, but will you also share your best gift of giving to others that are in need.

As we continue our “Rewrapping Christmas” series, we look at how God gave a gift to us by making us matter. God, the source of purpose, generously gives us purpose as a good gift. So what is yours this Christmas season?   

Who are the people around the holiday dinner table that need forgiveness? Are the hurts deep and hard to repair? In this part of our series “Rewrapping Christmas”, we will see how great God’s gift of forgiveness is by seeing how it applies to us.