Christian Grandparenting Blog

When we think of having an abundant life, we often link it to the Merriam-Webster dictionary definition of abundance as “having ample quantity; being plentiful”. While God’s blessings provide us with physical and material provisions, the Bible emphasizes his promise of spiritual abundance.

Anyone who marries into a family that has been impacted by death or divorce becomes a parent, and sometimes a grandparent - by choice. The same is true for anyone who fills these vital relationships in a child's life. You hold a pivotal role in the lives of your spouse’s children and grandchildren. Accept it as God’s calling to disciple younger generations.

This two-part series about the power of prayer is written in preparation for Grandparents’ Day of Prayer, held the Sunday after Labor Day. Today, we are going to discuss three more ways to strengthen our prayer life and thereby discover the power of prayer.

Scripture tells us in James 5:16, “The prayers of the righteous person are powerful and effective.” Why, then, do so many Christians describe their prayer life as weak, ineffectual, or nonexistent? Today we will examine ways to improve or strengthen our prayer life.

"Why am I here?" is a timeless question, tied to purpose and personal worth. Discovering our purpose involves seeking God’s will through prayer, scripture study, and reflection. 

Being a Christian grandparent is not just about passing on traditions; it's about imparting a legacy of faith that will impact generations to come. Here are three essential keys to being the Christian grandparent your grandkids need:

What’s the buzz about Grandparents Day of Prayer? In this blog, we’ll talk not only about the history of Grandparents Day of Prayer and its importance but also offer simple-to-use ideas for you to host a prayer event.

The basic definition of prayer is “talking to God” and is the communication of our soul with the Lord who created us. God’s promise to hear and answer our prayers is woven throughout the Bible. We can be assured that his answers are always for our good and in line with his will.