What is Christian Parenting and how can we be intentional in partnering with Christ in raising our children. Discover resources and thinking on Christian Parenting to help you share your faith at home.
The Quiet Power of a Father’s Faith A father’s faith shapes children. Fathers play an irreplaceable role in the faith formation of children. While many influences shape a child’s spiritual development, such as teachers, pastors, peers, and especially mothers, the presence and participation of a father carry a distinct and
Christ-centred parenting … Christ isn’t an add‑on to our parenting; He’s the centre that gives it meaning, direction, and power. This single sentence reframes everything. Parenting isn’t a technique. It’s a Christ‑centred calling. A Gospel-Formed Home The 5 C’s of Christ‑centredness, Consecration, Consistency, Closeness, and Connection provide a simple but
Building trust that lasts … Trust is the foundation of every meaningful relationship, and nowhere is it more vital than in the bond between parent and child. Without trust, communication fractures, discipline hardens, and faith can feel distant or imposed. But where trust is present, hearts open. Truth is received.
There’s no shortage of parenting advice today. Books, podcasts, blogs, and social media feeds offer strategies for every stage and struggle. Yet for Christian parents, the call is simpler and deeper: to raise children who know, love, and follow Christ. Common-sense Christian parenting doesn’t chase trends; it relies on timeless
Christian parents carry a unique mix of practical concerns and spiritual longings. If you’re one of them, you probably feel the weight of wanting more than good behaviour or outward compliance. You want your child to know and love Christ genuinely. You want to be a shepherd, not just manage
Family faith formation … Parents should take the leading role in equipping their children to love and live for Jesus. So how do parents do this? Here are some insights from Deuteronomy 6:5-9. Family faith formation starts with you. “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and
Parenting styles and trends come and go. There’s gentle, helicopter, sharenting, safetyism, free range, tiger, concerted cultivation, elephant, natural, new age, and more. But Scripture points us to one enduring model: nurture and admonition. Paul writes, “Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the
Guiding Children with Wisdom and Grace Disciplining children is one of the most profound and perplexing parenting tasks. Every parent has stood in the middle of a grocery store, playground, or kitchen, wondering how best to respond when a child pushes boundaries. We love our children, and yet we know
What does the Bible say about mothers? Motherhood is a sacred calling, designed by God, endowed with responsibility, and rich in reward. Scripture paints a vivid picture of a mother’s influence: her nurturing care, wisdom, faith, and strength. Whether biological, adoptive, or spiritual, mothers reflect the heart of God in
Raising Godly Children in an Ungodly World Biblical parenting habits … In a culture increasingly at odds with biblical truth, raising godly children feels more daunting than ever. Christian parents often wonder: How do I teach my children to follow Christ when the world pulls them the other way? The
A father and educator shares tips to help your family make Bible reading a priority.
Discipleship is not just time-bound moments when your family reads the Bible. Discover how to share your faith throughout the day.
Christian parenting is joining together, sharing, contributing, and cooperating with God in what He’s doing with our children. Christian parenting is imitating Jesus (cf. Philippians 2:1-5), having the same attitude, mindset, and love that Jesus has. Discover numerous blog posts on Christian parenting and how you can raise your children to know God. Faith at home is important and parents are essential in the faith development of our children – so be intentional with discipleship at home. Discover family Bible reading resources, tips and thinking.
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