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Choosing Compassion Over Judgment in Family and Faith
Have you noticed judgmental attitudes are in abundance these days and grace is harder to find? Now, more than ever, we as Christians have the opportunity to follow the example ...
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How to Build Strong Relationships with Adult Children
As grandparents, if we want to have an impact on our grandchildren, we must choose relationships with our adult kids over being right. But how do we do that? In ...
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A Guide for Grace-Filled Family Holidays
There is no muting or unfollowing people you don’t agree with when you are sitting across the table from them. But how can you live out grace towards your families ...
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7 Everyday Ways to Invest in Your Grandkids
By the time you become a grandparent, you’ve spent decades investing in your own life—discovering and developing into the person God created you to be, doing what He made you ...
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Blessings in Disguise
Have you ever recognized that a painful lesson led you to a better understanding of yourself? Has a lack of resources ever made you become more dependent on God and ...
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Abuelo & Abuela: The Heart of Heritage and Hope for Future Generations
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month (Sep 15-Oct 15), this post explores what it means to be an abuelo (grandfather) or abuela (grandmother). We will get a glimpse into the ...
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A Heart for Eternity
We don’t often talk about eternity, but as we get closer to the finish line, we naturally think about eternity more. Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us that God has put eternity ...
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A Return to Joy
Happiness awaits those who fear God and find joy in the company of their family. Do you feel that truth? We do—there’s truly no place like home.
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Maximizing the Grandparents Day Kit
There are so many free resources in our 2025 Grandparents Day Kit. Social media content, slides, downloadables, and much more... Deb del Villar helps you navigate the kit for maximum ...
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Modeling Christlike Dialogue
The old saying “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” has long been debunked. Words can hurt—but they can also heal. Dr. Joannie DeBrito ...
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