Family, Children, Love, Jesus
Love Another Child is more than just a book. It is a calling. This book should be in the hands of every parent, especially those who are considering welcoming a child into their home. Love Another Child is available at the following online locations.
How does a mother of 16 feed her children? Her cookbooks, written together with her daughter Cynthia, explains how.
Families of all sizes will appreciate the Jeubs’ creative solutions to raising children and managing a home. More importantly, Chris and Wendy honestly tell their life story—trials and blessings alike—that will inspire its readers to a renewed vision for family life.
You may have had difficult parents growing up, and perhaps they’re not all that great today either. Asking you to reconcile with your parents is like asking you to move a mountain. It just so happens that moving mountains in life is possible. Here are some ideas.
What comes to mind when you read Exodus 20:12? Parents typically read it to their children to remind them who is boss. It carries a much different perspective when you read it with YOU as the child.
Adult children seeking advice from their parents, that’s awkward. I didn’t act this way when I was 20-something. Did you?
We want you to get excited about your life. Your family is your calling. You should wake up everyday with vibrance, pumped up for the new challenges that await you. God is calling you to a thrilling family life!
Most of the past presidents had few children. Is this a liability or a resume enhancement?
Frankly, we believe a lot of families get drawn into the organic food industry without developing some proper principles in their kitchens. There are families who spend a great deal of money on organics – and some of them can afford it – but we’re just not there. We go with these principles in mind.
I’ve got a crazy idea for you. Bring your family to the National Invitational Tournament of Champions June 4-9! Allow me to explain why you should come.
We are to love God and to love our neighbor, and the family unit is where the habit of loving others begins.