Christian Grandparenting Blog

You have helped train your grandchildren in the Christian faith. What will they do when someone makes a claim and provides “evidence” that the resurrection never happened? We are in a battle for the hearts and minds of our grandchildren. Here are some practical ways to arm your grandchildren to understand and defend their faith.

You are probably familiar with the parable of the lost sheep. These sheep are actually children: our grandchildren, children in our churches, and children in our neighborhoods. God is calling you to invest in their lives, so that none will be lost. Find out what you can do.

Praying for grandchildren is a privilege. We get to bring them before the throne of the God with the promise that He will hear our supplications. But it can be a significant challenge to remain faithful, hopeful, and persevering while we await answers over an extended period of time.

Effective parenting and grandparenting demands intentionality. Every day we stand at a crossroads and must choose the path we will walk—the path marked “My Agenda” or the one marked “God’s Agenda”.

Are there storms taking shape on your grandchildren’s horizons, or are they already caught in a torrential downpour? Our grandchildren need our help and support navigating the world in which they live. It’s time we engage our battle plan, utilizing the strongest weapon in our arsenal; it’s time we commit ourselves to stand in the gap, praying daily for our children, grandchildren, and future generations.

According to God's Word, praying for our grandchildren and their parents should be a high priority for grandparents. Therefore, pray that your grandchildren's parents will experience the abundant life Jesus offers and pass it on to their children to follow Jesus.

Every grandparent WILL leave a gift of legacy to their grandkids.  The question is, “What will that legacy be?” The gifts we choose, and our reason for giving them, will help make the determination.

During a time when presents and Santa can dominate conversations it's hard sometimes to make sure we don’t miss out on the true reason we are celebrating Christmas.