Jesus tells us many things about how we should live as His followers. And while His instructions are important, they become more clear when we focus on what Jesus did in his ministry.
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Written by Linda Crouch, friend of Legacy Coalition My son rents apartments through Airbnb in the city where I live. One afternoon, for fun, I decided to change the word ‘Air’ to ‘Heir’ and experiment with fresh meanings for the two B’s that might describe qualities we could help our grandchildren develop. Eventually, I settled
Written by Deb del Villar, Director of Communications As we continue to explore how to fulfill our purpose as intentional Christian grandparents, let’s look at Proverbs 22:1, “A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver or gold.” A Good Name What comes to your mind when
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Did you know that there is a day called Psalm 78 Day? Truth78 was established in 2020 to encourage Christians to consider and act on the words of Psalm 78. It is a vision-oriented ministry for the next generations—that they may know, honor, and treasure God, setting their hope in Christ alone, so that they will live as faithful disciples for the glory of God.
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Written by Dr. Joannie DeBrito, Family Support Specialist In Part 1 of this blog post, I discussed the normal transitions that children go through and how grandparents can help them cope well and build resilience. Now I will share how grandparents can understand and respond well to some difficult expected or unexpected transitions that may
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Written by Dr. Joannie DeBrito, Family Support Specialist The word “transition” refers to the process of changing from one state or condition to another. In life, we all progress through a series of transitions. Some are normal and expected, while others are unexpected and may be the result of very difficult events or circumstances. As
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Written by Katie Potesta from our Ambassador Team, and based on the teaching of Dr. Zachary Weihrauch, Lead Pastor at Christ Community Chapel in Hudson, Ohio A resume is something you create to show what you’ve done in the past and to encourage trust in what you can do now and what you’ll do in
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Written by Dr. Dan Iles, Legacy Coalition Pastor’s Division A few weeks ago, my wife and I had the privilege of backpacking for three days in the high Sierras with our whole family. We have two married children and six grandchildren. Our group ranged in age from four to yours truly at seventy. This was a
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Written by Judy Douglass, Author, Blogger, and Podcaster The gang our adopted son had joined had a confrontation with another gang. It didn’t lead to violence, but for some reason, the other gang thought Josh was the instigator. He came home terrified, saying he needed to get out of town. Our ministry had a summer
Worldwide Prodigal Prayer Day: We Will Pray for Your Prodigal Read More »
When Kari Baker got the results that her son should be evaluated for autism spectrum disorder, it was her parents (“Gra and Dadat”, as Brady called them) who showed up first.
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