Raising Spiritual Servants

Sherri Fojas

Sherri Fojas gives practical advice on how to foster a serving attitude in our children. She also provides creative and developmentally appropriate ideas on ways children can serve. 

Village Parenting or Helicopter Parenting

Conrad Hilario

(No audio available). Conrad Hilario provides research and practical advice concerning the difference between Helicopter parenting and Village parenting. 

Raising Peacemakers

Liz Sweet

Liz Sweet gives practical tips on attitudes parents can adopt to help their children work through conflict in a healthy way. 

Talking with Kids about Difficult Topics

Halley Clarke

Halley Clarke gives practical tips on how to breach difficult topics with children in ways that are developmentally appropriate.

Introduction to the Series

Lee Campbell

1 Corinthians 1:3-9

You might say the city of Corinth was the Las Vegas of the ancient world. As Paul writes to the worldly church in Corinth, he does not start out with a rebuke for their debauched lifestyles, but with who they are in Christ. He reminds them of their amazing identity in Christ as the called out ones, that they belong to God because of Christ, and He gives us all we need because of Christ.

Positive Sibling Relationships

Gloria McCallum

1 Corinthians 1:3-9

Gloria talks about healthy ways to help siblings get along and learn about relationships from each other.

Praying for Your Children

Patrice McCormac

1 Corinthians 1:3-9

Patrice McCormac talks about challenges to praying for our children and how to overcome these various hurdles.

The Reign of David:Uniting the Nation

Scott Risley

2 Samuel 2-6

Although King David was far from a perfect man or king, we can learn from his rich emotional life. He openly expressed himself to God, acted on the teachings of the Word, kept his eyes on God not people, and he realized that people will respect a passionate, expressive person. Finally, he enjoyed being with God's people.

Mission Driven Parenting

Brad Oatney

2 Samuel 2-6

Brad Oatney reflects on ways he had to assess and correct his parenting throughout the past 30 years in order to stick to his mission of raising children who love and serve the Lord.