Fierce Parenting

The truth about your kids and church...

Christian parents need to watch out for this...

Church sets this biblical example for your kids...

Christian parents, your kids need church!

This is hard, but worth it for Christian parents...

Christian parents need to understand this...

Biblical parenting is not about having an iron fist!

Wise biblical advice for parents...

God knows our desires, you should know your kids'!

Your kids need this godly connection...

Christian parents, this will save you so much pain!

Christian parents, doing this will bless your children...

The tool that teaches kids theology fast...

This will help your kids love scripture...

Counter point: *Having kids* is the supreme life hack. There's no price I wouldn't pay or any luxury I wouldn't forego for them. Gladly. In return, I receive joy and purpose that cannot be purchased no matter the price.

Learning this will bless your whole family.

Don't miss this easy chance to disciple your kids...

Reach your kids' hearts more easily!

Last night at the dinner table I took stock; clearly, joy was lacking. The toddler was whining, the 6-year old was cranky, the older 2 were worn out, and all of it was visible on my sweet wife's face. It occurred to me that these forlorn faces were a reflection of me. I was setting the tone. So, instead of clearing the table, I busted out the ukulele and began to sing. Within literal seconds, the kids were laughing, smiling, and running around (I sang one of the sillier songs in my repertoire). That was the moment the entire vibe shifted and the evening took on a different tone. The little ones played, the older ones sang and did the dishes, and we ended the night with smiles. Fathers, not only can you lead, you should. Leading your family *through* and *into* joy is one of the most powerful things you can do.

The most spontaneous "I love you dad" you'll see all day. Fathers are meant to challenge, encourage, and cheer on their sons. A boy feels most loved when his father sets the stage, raises the standard, instructs, lets him struggle, then cheers when he succeeds. Just the best!