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How to Help Your Teen Navigate the Online World
Friends, I have the great pleasure of introducing you to my friend Christine Carter. Some of you may recognize her name. Many of her articles can be seen over at www.1Corinthians13Parenting.com. Her message is positive, faith-filled, real, and typically contains a...
read moreA Prayer for Holy Week
Holy week is here. In keeping with the tradition of my blog, here is a poem and prayer from my dad. Have a beautiful and blessed Easter. ~Lori Dear Jesus, That day is fast approaching There is no place to hide. That day filled with your suffering My...
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How to Create a Faith and Fun Filled Easter Basket
The night before Easter, my husband and I were determined to foil our children by hiding their baskets in unexpected locations. Our four kids had become quite adept at finding their baskets in no time flat. As I opened the oven door and slid the pink basket onto the...
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How to Talk with Children About Easter
Talking with children about Easter can be a challenge for moms and dads.The reason we believe in Jesus is the empty tomb. A conversation containing elements of betrayal, suffering, torture, and death isn’t easily navigated. In 1 Corinthians 15:14 Paul tells us there...
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EASTER FREEBIE!
Easter is getting hoppin' close! A few of the writers from 1 Corinthians 13 Parenting got together to create NO GREATER LOVE -a faith-filled Easter Freebie for you and your family. Click here to find Scripture verses, prayers, activities, and recipes for Palm...
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3 Critical Tips for Parents of Prodigals
3 Critical Tips for Parents of Prodigals by Lori Wildenberg When we have a young adult child who has gone astray and walked away from their faith, family relationships, or family values or morals it is a painful thing. Part of the pain is the inability to fix the...
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4 Skills to Teach Kids Who Struggle with Making Friends
"I wasn't invited to Ashton's birthday party." "Remington is having the guys over to his house after school. I wasn't invited." "I have no one to sit with at lunch." Daggers sent straight to a parent's heart -- listening to the spoken pain of being left out. There are...
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5 Ways to Protect Your Kids from Media Violence
Most parents agree that media violence has the potential to have a negative effect on kids. The place where we part ways is each one's particular line in the sand. How much it too much? What is acceptable? What must be avoided? These 5 ways will assist you in your...
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10 Encouragements not Related to Performance or Appearance
Our kids need encouragement from us, yet we often affirm them in ways that may backfire. When we focus our compliments only on their performance or appearance, our children begin to believe our love and attention is conditional. They may begin to think that positive...
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A Parent’s Valentine’s Prayer that Spills into Every Day Life
Moms and Dads, I am the first to admit, I can get sloppy when it comes to loving my family well. I just came home from speaking to a group of parents. The talk’s topic was kindness. My husband loves it when I speak on the 2nd characteristic of love from...
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