Christian Grandparenting Blog

We continue the discussion Dr. Josh Muvihill about Nine Ways the Gospel ought to shape how we parent and grandparent. In this session Josh talks about accommodation, imitation and affection.

Dr. Mulvihill continues the discussion of how the Gospel ought to shape our parenting and grandparenting through his explanation of Nine Ways the Gospel ought to impact our family roles. Josh covers the first four of these nine ways in this episode.

Dr. Mulvihill is not a grandparent, but may have some of the deepest and most scripturally sound understanding of the role of grandparents in the life of a child to help them walk in the truth. In this episode, Josh talks to us about why [...]

Guest Blogger Mark Gregston Spend time with the wise and you will become wise, but the friends of fools will suffer. (Proverbs 13:20 NCV) People have a propensity to complain about the youth of today. Throughout history, there is ample evidence of moanings and groanings about [...]

Sometimes it’s helpful to put something in writing to express what it means to be an intentional Christian grandparent. Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, did just that. In this short interview, we asked Larry to tell us about that Declaration. He’ll also tell [...]

One the biggest challenges in grandparenting today is to understand how to be intentional biblically and how to address some of the hurdles and pain that often characterizes our relationships with our adult children. In part two of our time with Larry Fowler, founder of [...]

Have you ever wondered why so little is said about grandparenting in our culture? In part one of this podcast series, Larry Fowler, founder and CEO of the Legacy Coalition addresses this question and why the Bible says that grandparents do matter… at least they [...]

Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up… (Eph. 4:29) Have you ever noticed how political and social issues have a way of bringing out the worst in people? Does the degree of [...]