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Biblical Boyhood: Setting an Example of Biblical Speech {A Challenge for Moms}
September 17, 2012
We have these Willow Tree figures in our living room - I love the nurturing feel these figures convey! A few weeks ago, I posted Part 1 and Part 2…
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Biblical Boyhood Part 2: Fighting, Retaliation, and Bullies
September 3, 2012
So, this is a big topic. And this post is just going to scratch the surface, but I have a few things I really want to say. Let me just…
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Biblical Boyhood Part 1: The Heart of a Hero
August 27, 2012
My husband and I have been working together to study the type of character that God wants our boys to have. After all, we have four of them! We are…
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How Many Stars Activity
July 29, 2012
This summer, I have been teaching Sunday School for 3 year olds through kindergarten at our church. The preschool classes rotate to different stations, and I am the lesson station.…
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Reminder to Myself: Don't Coddle Your Boys!
July 16, 2012
Now that my oldest son is approaching age 9 (this week, in fact!), I am starting to realize, slowly, that before I know it, I will no longer have four…
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The "Do Something Hard" Challenge
June 29, 2012
We are almost to the end of our "Do Something Hard" Challenge! As I said on Sunday, the boys have been working all week to practice their current violin piece…
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The "Do Something Hard" Challenge
June 24, 2012
This week is the "Do Something Hard" challenge at our house! My husband and I want our boys to learn to work hard. We want them to be able to…
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Sibling Squabbles and the Kindness Car
June 10, 2012
At our house, we struggle with sibling fighting. A lot. There are days when it seems that every word that comes out of everyone's mouth is rude, selfish, or designed…
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Memorizing Scripture with Your Kids
February 10, 2012
During some seasons of our life, it has been easier than others to do a well-organized Bible time with the boys each morning. This lesson on Elijah is a good…
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Teaching Kids to Serve Others
December 19, 2011
One of the things that my husband and I desire for our children is that they learn to serve others. We want them to consider others as more important than…
