What The Celebrity Traitors reveals about the human heart — and why Christian parents should care
Why Christian parents should think carefully about Halloween and its origins
5 ways Christian parents can help their youth and children combat the impact of social media algorithms
4 ideas for Christian parents feeling low as the days get darker
Ed Drew: “Parenting isn’t complicated: love them, listen to them, keep them safe, and point them to Jesus”
Remember: Your child is uniquely gifted
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Autumn & Halloween
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Wizz, the latest app for young people presents some issues that Christian parents will want to know about
AI will change the job market for our children but Christian parents needn’t fear
4 ways Christian parents can engage with the latest TikTok trend: Aura farming
As a Christian parent I don’t put my children on social media - this is why
Raising youth and children in the age of AI: A Christian parent’s guide
Addicted, anxious and online: What every Christian parent needs to know about social media and wellbeing
When Sephora meets Scripture: Helping our girls see true beauty
How Christian parents can help their families navigate disagreement in their communities
Sketch is a film that will help Christian families stop and consider their emotions and take them to Jesus
Christian parents can embrace the 6-7 meme and enjoy their children’s nonsense
How Christian parents can help their families navigate political turmoil
How Taskmaster can inspire your family to celebrate God-given creativity
Disney’s latest teen music drama, Electric Bloom, is classic Disney but there is plenty Christian parents can usefully reflect on with their tweenagers
Despite the dark exterior Wednesday has themes Christian parents should welcome and lean into with their families
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Answering your child’s questions: What does the Bible say about dinosaurs?
Mentions of God’s creation appear at various points thoughout the Bible but the main place where we read about this is in the first book of the Bible, Genesis. Genesis doesn’t talk about dinosaurs roaming the earth. But then neither does it mention cats, penguins or squirrels!
Is the Bible just a fairy tale?
At some point most children will ask whether or not the Bible is a made-up story. Becky Peacock gives 5 things Christian parents can be ready to say in response
Why ask you, when I can ask Google?
Paul Cable helps Christian parents see that they can provide their youth and children with something vital that search engines and AI never can - true relationship
3 crucial questions Christian parents can help their youth and children think through
Using Scripture and everyday experiences, author and editor, Brian Dembowczyk, teases out answers to 3 of the most important questions facing your children
Why do Christians sing so much?
To some children singing is counter-cultural - Becky Peacock gives 4 answers Christian parents can give in response to the question: Why do Christians sing so much?
Why should I care about others?
Are you more Elsa or Snow White? OK, so Encanto’s Mirabel ripped up the Disney princess script a few years back, and Rachel Zegler took Snow in weird directions this year. But does 1937’s homemaking, animal-whispering porcelain princess resonate, or are you feeling the fierce, sassy and powerful snow queen? Voting Elsa makes sense as she reflects our culture having emerged from it. The focus on the individual is intense, perfectly encapsulated within the kids party sing-along, Let it go:
Ed Drew: “Parenting isn’t complicated: love them, listen to them, keep them safe, and point them to Jesus”
Director of Faith in Kids, Ed Drew, focuses on the grace that Jesus brings as an antidote to the guilt parents feel
James Cary: “Parenting has taught me patience, sacrificial love, and intentionality”
Author and sitcom write James Cary considers how parenting doesn’t just transform children - it changes parents too
Natalie Williams: “what you model and invest in, even when life is hard, can build something in your children that lasts”
Natalie Williams, CEO of Jubilee+, explains how God used difficult circumstances in her upbringing to mould her into the person she is today
Gavin Calver: “celebrate your children. Too often parents moan about how tiring kids are. But children are a gift from the Lord.”
CEO of the Evangelical Alliance, Gavin Calver, reminds us of the joy of parenting and why we should give the best of ourselves to our families
Andrew Stewart-Darling: ‘Cut yourself some slack, be kind to yourself, and be at peace with imperfection’
Writer, mentor and consultant, Andrew Stewart-Darling champions the role of humility and gratitude in Christian parenting
Tim Morfin OBE: “Parenting was overwhelming and beautiful all at the same time”
Founder and CEO of Transforming Lives for Good (TLG), Tim Morfin OBE, places trust in God at the centre of good Christian parenting
Chris and Jenny Lee: “We’re committed to an open, conversational approach to family life and one which affirms that our children are loved by God"
The ‘internet’s favourite vicar’ Chris Lee and his wife Jenny want to encourage Christian parents to be positive and see the good in their parenting and family life even when it is tough
Rachel Jordan-Wolf: ‘we need to help parents smash the idol of individualism’
Executive Director of HOPE Together, Rachel Jordan-Wolf, invites parents to consider the impact of secular individualism on family life and casts a vision for a bigger sense of family
Debra Green OBE: ’Just because you’re a Christian, it doesn’t mean that bad things won’t happen to your children, so be ready'
Founder and National Director of Redeeming Our Communities, Debra Green OBE, encourages Christian parents to lean into God and his church when the inevitable difficulties of family life come
Janie Oliver: ‘Parenting definitely won’t be what you expect but if you let yourself, you’ll find joy and magic in places you won’t anticipate.’
CEO of Stewardship, Janie Oliver, reflects on how her upbringing helped shape who she is today including her parenting
Ed Drew: “Parenting isn’t complicated: love them, listen to them, keep them safe, and point them to Jesus”
James Cary: “Parenting has taught me patience, sacrificial love, and intentionality”
Natalie Williams: “what you model and invest in, even when life is hard, can build something in your children that lasts”
Gavin Calver: “celebrate your children. Too often parents moan about how tiring kids are. But children are a gift from the Lord.”
Andrew Stewart-Darling: ‘Cut yourself some slack, be kind to yourself, and be at peace with imperfection’
Tim Morfin OBE: “Parenting was overwhelming and beautiful all at the same time”
Chris and Jenny Lee: “We’re committed to an open, conversational approach to family life and one which affirms that our children are loved by God"
Rachel Jordan-Wolf: ‘we need to help parents smash the idol of individualism’
Debra Green OBE: ’Just because you’re a Christian, it doesn’t mean that bad things won’t happen to your children, so be ready'
Janie Oliver: ‘Parenting definitely won’t be what you expect but if you let yourself, you’ll find joy and magic in places you won’t anticipate.’
Serving Christ through serving your local school - The benefits of Christian parents becoming school governors
What should Christian parents think about phone use in schools - Is a ban the answer?
7 ways to help your teen start university with Jesus at the centre
6 things Christian parents can do as the very first day of school arrives
6 questions for Christian parents to ask their children as they approach the new school term
5 things for Christian parents to do as GCSE results day approaches
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4 ideas for Christian parents feeling low as the days get darker
Why Christian parents should think carefully about Halloween and its origins
What The Celebrity Traitors reveals about the human heart — and why Christian parents should care
Should Christian families celebrate Halloween? The case against
Should Christian families celebrate Halloween? The case for
10 ways Christian parents can provide an alternative Halloween for children with additional needs
Navigating Halloween with kids through chocolate, conversation and Jesus
5 ways Christian parents can redeem autumn in the lives of their youth and children
How Christian families can help shine a light this Halloween
Despite the dark exterior Wednesday has themes Christian parents should welcome and lean into with their families
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Two ways Christian parents can help prepare their children for a big school move this September
4 things Christian parents can teach their children from the Lionesses' Euro 2025 win
5 ways to help children respond with kindness and faith when the world doesn’t make sense
A Christian parent’s guide to mandatory reporting: What’s going on and why it matters
From headlines to hope: How Christian parents can guide youth and children through troubling news
Christian youth worker and politician given peerage
Football star Peter Crouch reveals daily prayers
YMCA campaigns on holiday provision
Ban faith-based selection in schools says UN committee
Soul Survivor suspends two more pastors
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