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Peaceful people have learned to thank God for how

Peaceful people have learned to thank God for how He is going to come through for them in the future, even if it’s not the way they want it to be. In other words, they cling to Matthew 6:25-34 in a personal way and know hindsight is always 20/20.

The Famous at Home podcast is back! As much as Jos

For the rest of the month of July, we encourage yo

For the rest of the month of July, we encourage you to focus on helping your kids “fear not.” But even more than that, show them “the way” of peace—which is the opposite of fear (Phil. 4:6-7). A “peace of mind” comes, not from self-confidence, but from God-confidence.

Talk about ways you can, in thanksgiving, give your fears to God as a family, but also how you can help each other take the power out of the fear the next couple of weeks.

When we choose to die to ourselves for the sake of

When we choose to die to ourselves for the sake of our spouse (which never feels good in the moment), the experiences and memories that come from it can breathe new life into our marriage. It’s the upside-down Kingdom of God and resurrection in action.

Never defend yourself. A.W. Tozer wrote that one o

Never defend yourself. A.W. Tozer wrote that one of the keys to a deeper spiritual life is to never defend yourself. When we do, we put up emotional guards that make us hard and self-centered. In turn, we cast blame in an attempt to protect one person—me.

In this episode, Pastors John & Helen Burns join J

In this episode, Pastors John & Helen Burns join Josh & Christi to have tough conversations around sex, love & relationships. Some of the hardest conversations in life often take place with our kids. Today we walk through a few difficult scenarios, discuss what age you should talk to your kids about sex, and help one family navigate a heartbreaking conversation around death.

It’s easy to be uptight about schedules, routine

It’s easy to be uptight about schedules, routines, not getting the kitchen messy from a food fight, or the kids getting sweaty again following a bath. We all have our areas where we need to let loose a bit. What one activity or request of your child can you say yes to this week that will stretch you a bit?

Start a routine where you find the joy in painful moments with your kids too. Maybe it’s a low grade on a report card. A friend made fun of them at school. A grandparent becomes ill. Whatever the pain point, take your child on a one-on-one date together to talk about it. Go fishing. Go get popsicles. Do something you and your child love doing together and share together the wisdom you can harvest from the situation.

When our kids learn to celebrate the painful moments, it sets them up for a life of problem-solving, character, and joy.

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