Christian Grandparenting Blog

“My soul finds rest in God alone.” Ps. 62:1 If you’ve ever attended a symphony concert, you know that the musicians all tune to the concertmaster’s concert ‘A’ pitch before the conductor comes out to begin the concert. Imagine attending a symphony concert where the [...]

By Lillian Penner This time of the year, we become aware of the spring season, especially in the areas where we experience the four seasons. It is exciting to see the buds on the trees that have lied dormant and the bulbs popping out of [...]

I believe that life is sacred—that human beings are created in the image of our Creator, and that He doesn’t make mistakes. I also believe that God has wired us to nourish and protect that life. Sin has short-circuited that wiring leading men to do [...]

Will you get involved with the International Day of Prayer and Fasting for the 2.3 billion children on earth between the ages of 4 to 14 years, on the Global 4/14 Day of Prayer, Saturday, April 14? Tim Tebow’s moral and spiritual foundations were developed [...]

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” (Jer. 29:11) Jesi never imagined in her wildest dreams she and her husband would one day be [...]

“Husbands, in the same way be considerate…so that nothing will hinder your prayers.” (1 Peter 3:7) Frank regularly points out his wife’s faults in front of others. Even when he tries to make it sound funny, his poor wife certainly isn’t laughing. Everyone except Frank [...]

  God has given most of us the special gift of grandparenting when we approach our midlife season. The privilege of being a grandparent frequently is called “the frosting on the cake” after raising their own children. Grandmothers used to carry “Grandma’s Brag Books” with [...]

God has given us the special gift of grandparenting when we approach our midlife season. The privilege of being a grandparent frequently is called “the frosting on the cake” after raising their own children. Grandmothers used to carry “Grandma’s Brag Books” with pictures but now [...]