Your Teenager and their first paid job
One of our roles as a parent is to help our children develop the necessary skills so that they can function well as an adult in today’s society. In raising Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Blog Post
Parenting Prophetic Children Part 2
Last week I wrote about parenting prophetic children, specifically looking at the likely characteristics they will display whilst a child and how to recognise if your child may have a Continue Reading →
Parenting Prophetic Children part 1
Every child is unique and one thing I am learning is that there is no singular right way to parent every child. Every child needs some adaptation to our parenting Continue Reading →
Appropriate Dress Code
For my daughter’s fifth birthday, our next door neighbour gave her a bra and pants set. My daughter was excited. I certainly wasn’t. The set soon ‘disappeared’. Somehow society in Continue Reading →
Extending your Child’s Language Repertoire
I can’t even remember the context now. I just remember the words. “Aesthetically soothing”. Matey and I were reading the book “Gimlet” by Captain W.E. Johns together (actually I was Continue Reading →
Blessing our Children
The words we say carry such weight into the ‘atmosphere’ and have the potential to come back and affect us again. I have been on a journey over the last Continue Reading →
Keeping kids occupied during School Holidays
Here in Australia our children are on school holidays at the moment. When they were younger, I used to have all sorts of challenges during the school holidays for my Continue Reading →
Dining out with Kids
We have just recently been on holidays and, one morning, we were sitting in the restaurant eating our buffet breakfast when it became very noisy. There was a family at Continue Reading →
Bringing Heaven to Earth
Over the last fortnight, I have been teaching at several places, including our church’s Healing Course, on the authority we carry as Christians and how we are commissioned to bring Continue Reading →
Helping your child see themselves through God’s eyes
Awhile ago, a friend was recently sharing how her daughters came home from school that day and they were in terrible moods. One was upset that she had been left Continue Reading →