Being Mothers of Successful Children Robert R. Taylor, Jr., in his work “Christ in the Home,” speaks of the unique role of motherhood. He says that the child whom a mother brings into the world “will in a few years … Read More
ABC’s, and then Death By age five most children know their own name as well as the names of their siblings and parents. By age five most children can feed themselves, and with gentle prompting can bath themselves. By age … Read More
Pagan Children in a Christian Home? Every imperfect and normal family wants their children to turn out right. So, we establish goals for character development and try to create an environment where our children can mature. Church, school, sports teams, … Read More
Why I Am Rearing My Children with Religion Several months ago, I read an article entitled, “Why I’m Raising My Kids without Religion,”1 and my problem with the article began right with its title. First, parents may raise corn, raise … Read More
Of all the words used to describe the Christian’s relationship with God, perhaps the most beloved is “child.” It is instinctive, for those of us who are not without natural affection (Rom. 1:31, 2 Tim. 3:3), to smile at children, … Read More