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Vocational GCSEs are an opportunity for children to pursue how God has made them different
New resource makes room for children with additional needs to encounter Jesus
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Premier NexGen helps Christian parents, grandparents and carers raise faith-filled youth and children through practical advice, cultural insights, and biblical wisdom for everyday family life in a fast-changing world.
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WhatsApp usernames: what every parent and guardian needs to know
4 qualities Christian parents should foster in a digital world - Lessons from Toy Story 5
What Christian parents and young people really think about the social media ban
The social media ban for U16s will make things worse
The social media ban for under-16s will help teens connect in the real-world
4 ways Christian parents can get ready for the social media ban for U16s
Why this Christian son thinks social media bans for under 16s will fail
The Odyssey delivers epic cinema and big questions for Christian parents
Minions & Monsters movie: Slapstick, spellbooks, and a message about trust
What Toy Story 5 can teach us about discipleship, technology and the power of play
4 things for Christian parents to consider in prom season
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu delivers for Christian families
Why Christian parents must wake up to the risks of illegal spice-laced vapes
Playing with the paranormal is dangerous. Here's 3 ways Christian parents can respond
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What does the Bible say about dinosaurs?
The new Netflix series The Dinosaurs has been a real hit but how can Christian parents respond when their children ask where dinosaurs fit in the biblical account of creation? Ruth Jackson considers the issues
Noah’s Ark, the search for evidence and pointing our children to Jesus
When bedtime stories blur the line between fairy tale and scripture, Lisa Skinner asks how we help children understand that the gospel isn’t just a wonderful story — it’s the greatest true story ever told.
Are we lying to our children when we read them Biblical fiction?
Should children’s ministry ever mix Biblical truth with fiction? Joanne Gilchrist makes a compelling case for why imaginative storytelling might actually bring children closer to God.
Will eternity be one long praise session?
Many families don’t talk about eternity, but Michael J Tinker thinks that exploring God’s promises together can spark hope, excitement, and real conversations about what it means to live with Jesus forever
If pride is a bad thing, then why do grown ups say they’re proud of me?
As school reports roll in, Becky Peacock wants parents to help children see achievements as gifts from God, encouraging gratitude and humility alongside celebration
If there are aliens out there, does that mean Christianity is untrue?
With recent headlines and Senate hearings in the USA reigniting the debate over extraterrestrials, Robin Barfield shows how families can help children explore big questions about the universe, faith, and what makes humanity unique in God’s eyes
John Greenall: “Remember, your child needs you more than your expertise”
Paediatrician and dad John Greenall reflects on lessons from his upbringing, the power of community, and why ordinary moments matter most for Christian parents raising confident, faith-filled kids
Pete Greig’s new book helps kids and parents listen to God
Lucy Rycroft interviews Pete Greig about his new book for children and discovers a creative new resource that helps families move past busyness and noise, making space for God to speak through scripture, prayer, and the world around them
Chip Kendall: “Don’t be afraid of tough love—help your kids face their struggles honestly and let them know you’re there”
Singer-songwriter Chip Kendall reflects on the power of faith, tenacity, devotion and the arts in raising the next generation for Jesus
Laurie Krieg on parenting: “Say ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘I forgive you’ a thousand times”
Director of Parenting & Discipleship at The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, Laurie Krieg, wants to avoid being overly intentional in her parenting but nevertheless ground all her family does in Bible and prayer
Paul Mallard: “Our job as parents is to give our children both roots and wings”
With four children and nine grandchildren, Director for the West Midlands FIEC, Paul Mallard, reflects on decades of parenting and grandparenting experience - bringing back memories of wonder and terror and the centrality of the gospel in raising children
Kat Osborn: “I always knew I was loved by my parents and by God, which created a deep sense of safety”
Parental faithfulness and stability in the face of adversity is crucial in childhood - Kat Osborn, Co-CEO of Safe Families, knows this deeply from personal experience
Justin Stuart: "the biggest stage that you will ever stand on is in front of your family"
Author and YouTube star, Justin Stuart encourages Christian parents to prioritise time with their families and modelling faith to their children
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Josie Soden is a living embodiment of joy overcoming adversity - her story shows how it’s possible for God to bring good out of dark times and how we can all get the best out of the situations we’re placed in
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Allan Finnegan’s terminal cancer diagnosis has made him reflect deeply on life and faith as a Baptist minister, stand-up comedian and being a dad
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
President of Westminster Theological Centre, Lucy Peppiatt, counsels Christian parents to not sweat the small stuff
John Greenall: “Remember, your child needs you more than your expertise”
Pete Greig’s new book helps kids and parents listen to God
Chip Kendall: “Don’t be afraid of tough love—help your kids face their struggles honestly and let them know you’re there”
Laurie Krieg on parenting: “Say ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘I forgive you’ a thousand times”
Paul Mallard: “Our job as parents is to give our children both roots and wings”
Kat Osborn: “I always knew I was loved by my parents and by God, which created a deep sense of safety”
Justin Stuart: "the biggest stage that you will ever stand on is in front of your family"
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
10 things I wish I’d known at 11 and what I’m telling my daughter now
A Christian parent’s survival guide to secondary school
Helping children start school is a chance for Christian parents to shine
How Christian parents can prepare their kids and themselves for a new season at school
5 ways Christian parents can support children with SEND through school transitions
Why Christian families should pray for their schools this September
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Are we lying to our children when we read them Biblical fiction?
School holiday boredom is a blessing not a curse for Christian families
5 ways to let go of summer holiday guilt and enjoy family faith moments as they come
10 top tips for a successful summer holiday for children with additional needs
Podcasts that will help Christian families on long drives this summer
6 things that help young people get the best out of Christian summer festivals
How Christian teens can make the most of their post-GCSE summer
6 ways Christian parents can help children with additional needs thrive this summer
Summer Is the perfect time for encouraging Bible reading in your family
What was Jesus doing on Easter Saturday?
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The case against banning books from libraries
The case for banning books in libraries
Keir Starmer is right - Being a dad and a husband is the most important job he’ll ever do
4 things parents can learn from Christians playing in the football World Cup
Help your children enjoy the 2026 Football World Cup without idolising it
5 ways parents can help their kids be good citizens in polarised times
5 things Christian parents can do about antisemitism
Iran War: How Christian parents can help kids cope with bad news in a troubled world
6 things Christian parents can do to raise children who care for God’s creation
Two ways Christian parents can help prepare their children for a big school move this September
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