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Tag Archives: Christian parenting
Quick Thought – Thursday, November 5, 2026 – Lessons From Mom: Honor Thy Children’s Father
After my parents divorced, Mom never spoke badly of my father or stepmother. Her example taught me that forgiveness doesn’t require a restored marriage, but it does require grace. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Saturday, October 31, 2026 – Lessons From Mom: A Child’s First Teacher
My mother was a music teacher and a children’s television personality before she became my first teacher. Sixty years later, the lessons she taught me about faith, kindness and character remain with me. Continue reading
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Tagged bible study, Christian parenting, family, Judy Brassell, Judy Fulton, mother, motherhood, Music, Raising Children, Romper Room, teach, teacher, train
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Quick Thought – Friday, October 30, 2026 – Lessons From Mom: Caring About What Matters
My mother didn’t have to love the Archies or baseball to share those experiences with me. She taught me that one of the greatest expressions of love is taking an interest in what matters to someone else. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Friday, September 4, 2026: Small Group Protection—Raising Children in Faith
When danger comes, muskoxen gather in a circle around their young. That picture offers a powerful reminder of the Church’s responsibility to protect, encourage and spiritually form the children entrusted to us. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Monday, August 24, 2026: A Father’s Gift—From Death to Eternal Life
Watching a child suffer can leave a parent feeling completely powerless. But God was not powerless before sin and death. The Father gave His Son, and through Christ He offers us the free gift of eternal life. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian parenting, eternal life, father, fatherhood, gift of God, grace, hospital, sacrifice, salvation, sickness, sin, suffering, the cross
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Quick Thought – Monday, June 29, 2026: What’s in Your Brownies?
The world rarely asks us to abandon our standards all at once. More often, it asks us to accept just a little impurity until we forget what purity was supposed to taste like. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian parenting, Christian standards, compromise, discernment, entertainment, godly living, Media, movie, poop, profanity, purity, self-control, sex, spiritual diet, violence, worldly passions
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Quick Thought – Wednesday, June 24, 2026: Stuck Like Glue
Hurtful words can stick to the spirit like super glue. But Christ brings the freedom that loosens what never belonged there in the first place. Continue reading
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Tagged actions, bible study, Christian parenting, depression, freedom in Christ, glue, healing, Holy Spirit, hurt, hurtful words, loneliness, Snoodle, spiritual freedom, Veggietales
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