Does the mention of the word “exams” make you cringe? Does it bring back memories of late-night studying or that familiar sense of dread? Parents, take heart! There are a few things you can do to help your student avoid last-minute cramming and a...
It’s springtime! The flowers are blooming, grass is growing, and birds are chirping! But, if you’re a seasonal allergy sufferer, the misery of red, itchy eyes, continuous sneezing and post-nasal drip can dampen the excitement of the beauty that...
“Train A leaves the station at 3:05 p.m. and is traveling at a speed of 65 mph. If train B leaves the station at . . .” Did your blood pressure go up remembering these types of math problems? Latest research is showing that not all children are...
His Yoke is Easy (learning from Matthew 11:28)
I misplaced Christ’s yoke as a young mother. I must have laid it down to finish a load of clothes and to restack toys on the shelf. Then the baby woke from her nap, the schoolkids got home, and somehow,...
“I feel like we’re Amish.”
I heard this one evening as my teenage children and I discussed the issue of smartphones in our home. I chuckled to myself inside because I was once that cool, 20-something youth pastor that every teen in the church loved...
As Christians, we know we need money to live and should not live for money. But too many of us practice poor money habits and ignore scripture that guides us on having money for the causes we are passionate about or the rainy days that take us by...
No big family plans for Spring Break? No problem! Here are some do’s and don’ts that will make planning a stay-cation a breeze! When planning a stay-cation the experiences and goals are not about the destination but about growing your family...
Can you guess when the following quote was published?
The world is too big for us. Too much is going on. Too many crimes. Too much violence and excitement. It’s a constant strain to keep peace, and still, you lose ground. Science empties its...
We live in an era of sensational headlines bombarding us and our children every day – mostly bad, rarely good – and many are connected to sports and athletes.
Just in the last week, I read the following headlines: “Player arrested on DWI...
Does your child struggle to understand his homework assignment? Is she using new vocabulary words? Does he come home with funny stories about the other students? Whether your child is in elementary, middle or high school, a peek inside the classroom...
