Christian Grandparenting Blog

Weakness is inherent in human nature and, left to our own devices, we will fall into temptation. Satan wants us to feel weak, useless, and ultimately to destroy us. But when we align ourselves with the strength of God through our submission to him, his power is active and available to us so that we are able to withstand the wiles of the evil one. 

Like many grandparents nationwide, you may be searching for something special to do with your grandchildren this summer. Christian Grandparenting Network has created two ready-made DIY GrandCamp programs from which you can choose. They provide a framework for you and your grandchildren to study God’s Word, enjoy outdoor activities, and create lasting memories.

I believe that most people prefer handwritten notes to the messages created by greeting card companies. Does the idea of writing a Mother’s Day blessing for your daughters or daughters-in-law intrigue you? Are you hesitant because you don’t know where or how to begin? If so, let me explain the purpose, pattern, and key elements of the blessing, plus some basic steps for writing a blessing.

Connecting and reconnecting with grandchildren holds immense significance. It allows us to pass on not just family traditions, but also the timeless truths of the Gospel. It is more than a familial duty; it is a sacred responsibility and an opportunity for Christian discipleship.

The way to recognize God's guidance is to be grounded in his Word. Pray to him. Ask him to guide you. Ask him to show you his will. Then trust him.

The most amazing act of redemption in human history occurred over two thousand years ago in Israel. Jesus rescued us from eternal separation because of His great love for us. Accepting this divine “coupon” of redemption results in epic rewards. Our experience of God’s redemption is both a one-time transaction as well as an ongoing reality in our daily life that changes the way we live and respond.

Forging Damascus Steel Knives creates unique patterns within each piece that the metal which is unique to each piece and can be stunningly beautiful. A Damascus Knife is a wonderful metaphor of our relationship as believers with our Lord, Jesus Christ.

How do we celebrate Easter without being swept away by colored jellybeans and chocolate bunnies? How do we intentionally teach our grandchildren about the timeline of events leading up to Jesus’ death and resurrection, starting with our Lord’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday [...]