Training up children in the way they should go.

Perspective

Can God Bring Our Dog Back?

Faith of a Little Child

By: Tremaine Ware
Date: February 2007
Topics: Perspective, Family Interest

Capture the Moment

Tying strings of fellowship with your children is your most certain tool for keeping their hearts.

By: Tremaine Ware
Date: April 2007
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Perspective, Fathers/Men

Daddy’s Little Man

James, my husband, and Jeremiah James, our 19-month-old son, are two peas in a pod; they are together all the time, either working or playing.

By: Shoshanna Pearl Easling
Date: April 2007
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Perspective, Fathers/Men, Art of Training, Influences, Toddlers, Homeschooling

Do You Feel There is Anything Good On TV?

From our mailbox

By: Michael Pearl
Date: September 1995
Topics: Television, Perspective

God Doesn’t Have Any Grandchildren

There is no such thing as a second generation Christian. The battle of faith must be fought alone, again and again, each time as if it were the first.

By: Michael Pearl
Date: April 2008
Topics: Family Interest, Perspective

My parents have come to live with us. It is the Asian tradition that the oldest in a household is the final authority and that the oldest woman has complete charge of decision-making concerning the children. My parents are both...

By: Michael Pearl
Date: April 2008
Topics: Parent/Child Relations, Perspective, Family Interest