Status Updates From Sacred Parenting: How Raisi...

"Weakness on our part can actually become a strength when we use it to transfer our kids' allegiance from us to God."

"I realized a truth that had lain hidden for so long. Though I had wonderful, godly parents, I still grew up with certain disappointments that I wanted to rectify as a parent. It finally dawned on me that I had asked something of my parents that they could never be: I wanted them to love me as only God can love me. And now, I wanted to love my kids as only God can love them."

It seems to me that we tend to take too much credit for kids who turn out good and too much blame for kids who turn out bad.

In what we stress with our children, we reveal the true passion of our own hearts.

Out of love for our children, we must become strong enough spiritually to watch them hurt, to see them become disappointed, to hear their cries.
Otherwise, we risk raising safe and compliant kids with an empty core,

When we are motivated by reverence for God, we lose 99.9 percent of the excuses we make in family life.

"The process of raising children requires skills that God alone possesses, and we are decidedly not God