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Category: Family

How Youth Sports Is Helping Me Become a Better Parent
Adoption, Family

How Youth Sports Is Helping Me Become a Better Parent

The older I get the more I realize that life is nuanced, gray and a bit ambiguous. Similarly, I’ve come … Continue reading How Youth Sports Is Helping Me Become a Better Parent

Advent 2017
Family, The Gospel

Advent 2017

The Christmas season can be so busy and hectic, the most important aspects of the season get lost. Advent is … Continue reading Advent 2017

4 reasons we should all stop saying “I know exactly how you feel.”
Adoption, Church and Ministry, Family, Leadership

4 reasons we should all stop saying “I know exactly how you feel.”

“I know exactly how you feel.” Have you ever said that to someone to help them feel better?  If someone … Continue reading 4 reasons we should all stop saying “I know exactly how you feel.”

Children are Mirrors
Family, The Gospel, Theology

Children are Mirrors

I know a certain set of parents that have grown increasingly frustrated at their child’s irrational bedtime fears. These parents … Continue reading Children are Mirrors

Sideline Dads and Lone Ranger Moms
Adoption, Family

Sideline Dads and Lone Ranger Moms

Family life can be messy.  It’s especially messy when your children are young.  Let’s face it – those of us … Continue reading Sideline Dads and Lone Ranger Moms

Let’s be honest. We’re control freaks.
Family

Let’s be honest. We’re control freaks.

“How’s it going?” “Great” / “Fine” / “Pretty Good” “How’s it really going?” Often comes a deep sigh and a … Continue reading Let’s be honest. We’re control freaks.

Family Matters: Warning Signs There Could be Trouble
Family

Family Matters: Warning Signs There Could be Trouble

At the church where I pastor we have started a teaching series called “Family Matters”.  We are talking about Family … Continue reading Family Matters: Warning Signs There Could be Trouble

Life Lessons from Adoption Part 1: Love is Expensive
Adoption, Family, The Gospel

Life Lessons from Adoption Part 1: Love is Expensive

Julie and I have the unique experience, joy and challenge of entering the world of international adoption.  We have been … Continue reading Life Lessons from Adoption Part 1: Love is Expensive

7 ways to encourage a special needs mother (and dad)
Church and Ministry, Family

7 ways to encourage a special needs mother (and dad)

Hi, I’m Brad and I don’t have a special needs child.  Some of my family members and closest friends do.  … Continue reading 7 ways to encourage a special needs mother (and dad)

Why my daughter needs to know the story of Pat Summitt
Culture, Family, Leadership

Why my daughter needs to know the story of Pat Summitt

I’m lucky enough to be the dad of an adventurous, free spirited 7 year-old daughter who believes she can do … Continue reading Why my daughter needs to know the story of Pat Summitt

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