Start Trusting Like Noah Noah trusted God’s word to build an ark despite no sign of rain. Imagine telling your kids it’s summer vacation, but the sun remains hidden—pretty tricky, right? Yet Noah’s unwavering faith led his family to safety. In relationships, whether with your spouse or kids, building trust is much like Noah’s patience. […]
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The Value of Trust in Parenting Raising kids is no easy feat. Parents often juggle a myriad of roles, from being a confidant to a teacher. Among the skills parents teach, trust ranks at the top. Trust forms a foundation for future relationships. It fosters open communication, empathy, and understanding. What is Trust? But what
Start with the Story of the Good Samaritan Ever heard of the Good Samaritan? It’s a classic tale about kindness. The story captures the essence of respect and compassion. Picture this: a man needs help, and a stranger offers it, regardless of differences. Isn’t that beautiful? Kids learn best when they see characters acting selflessly.
Unfolding Friendship Lessons from David and Jonathan David and Jonathan’s story is a classic when it comes to building friendships. Growing up, I had a best friend who I’d call for any matter, whether I needed advice on my latest school crush or just someone to hang out with. We stuck together just like these
Start with the Story of The Good Samaritan Teaching love can be playful with The Good Samaritan. Start by reading them the story and emphasize the lesson: kindness to all. Children will relate to the idea of helping anyone in need. Maybe even make a game out of it! Action: Practice small acts of kindness;
