Blogcast

8 Words That Can Transform Your Relationship with Your Child

❝ When You Get It Wrong: The Simple Words That Change Everything ❞ Have you ever found yourself at a crossroads with your child, knowing deep down that you got it wrong but struggling to utter the words that could heal the fracture? If so, you are not alone. Humbling ourselves as parents is hard—sometimes it’s the hardest parenting work we do. Yet, it’s also some […]

What the Bible Really Says about Money, Tithing, and Giving

If there’s one topic that can make both Christians and parents squirm, it’s money. How we handle it, what we teach our kids, and—perhaps most fraught of all—what the Church expects from us. Yet Scripture talks about money over and over, not because God needs our cash, but because money is so intimately tied to gratitude, trust, and the state of our hearts. For generations, […]

When Leaders Exploit the Flock: A Biblical Response to Scandals

It’s one of the hardest realities Christians—and especially parents—must face: The people we trust most in the church can sometimes betray that trust in devastating ways. Spiritual heroes fall. Ministries collapse under scandal. Financial manipulation and sexual abuse aren’t just headlines—they’re heartbreaks etched into the stories of real families and children. As parents, we don’t just wrestle with disappointment […]

Finding Financial Freedom: Breaking Free from Dept and Anxiety

Let’s be honest—money stress is rarely just about dollars and cents, especially for Christian parents trying to raise kids in a world that feels more expensive and uncertain by the minute. Financial pressure can touch every area of our lives: our marriages, our mental health, our sleep, and even how we parent. And while Jesus tells us […]

Parenting from Infant to the Empty Nest: Letting Go with Faith

If you’ve ever stood at the threshold of letting your children go—whether that looks like the first day of preschool, launching them to college, or watching them step into adulthood—you know it’s one of the most soul-stretching experiences a parent can face. For Christian parents, letting go is not just about releasing control—it’s a profound act […]

Why Some Prayers Change Outcomes—and Others Don’t

🙏 Is There a Bottleneck in Your Prayer Life? Have you ever cried out to God in prayer and felt like you were hitting a wall? Like there was a bottleneck in your prayer life—one you couldn’t quite explain, but you certainly could feel? Oh, friend, I’ve been there. Many of us have.  We pray sincerely, passionately, […]

Transform Your Year – Learn More Scripture with Your Family in 2026!

🎉 Ready for a Shortcut to Unforgettable Family Faith? 🎶 What if you could transform ordinary moments—carpool lines, laundry folding, even hiding in the closet for a breather—into powerful opportunities to plant God’s Word in your kids’ hearts (and your own)? If that sounds impossible, stick with me. This one thing—easy, fun, and shockingly effective—will change your family’s ENTIRE spiritual year: Scripture Memory—Through Song 📖 Why […]

What’s Keeping You Up This New Year’s Eve? 7 Ways to Slay Your Giants in 2026

🎉 Stepping Into 2026—How to Face the Giants in Your New Year 🎉 So… it’s the start of a brand new year, and if you’re like me, you can feel both the hope and the heaviness pressing in as the calendar turns. I don’t know about you, but as I look ahead to 2026, I’m staring […]

5 Wholesome Christmas Films You May Have Missed—for Every Member of the Family – “Best Of”

🎬 When Rotten Tomatoes Gets It Wrong… So there I was, scrolling through Rotten Tomatoes’ list of the “100 greatest Christmas movies of all time,” expecting Miracle on 34th Street, It’s a Wonderful Life, maybe even Elf. And they were there. But then I saw it. Sitting smugly at number four—top five, folks!—was a film called Tangerine. Never heard of […]

When the Holidays Hurt: The Christmas I Lost Hope—and Found Faith

There’s something about the holidays that no card, carol, or Christmas cookie can fix. That’s the deep ache of loss, disappointment, or longing that so many of us feel when the world around us sparkles and we’re just struggling to breathe. It’s the empty chair at the table, the relationship that’s fractured, the prayers that seem […]