Carolyn Lankford
Carolyn Lankford lives in Birmingham, Alabama and shares three grown children with her husband Frank. Formerly a co-director of Christian Education at the Church of the Advent, Carolyn is now the Advancement Officer at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University.
Posts by Carolyn Lankford
When Your Teenager Moves From Middle School to High School
High School
Homework
Middle School
Money
Transitions
Good News For Parents: God Knows Everything
All-Knowing
Character of God
Omniscience
How I Exasperate My Children with My Pride
Grace in Parenting
Pride
Worth
Noah, The Ark, and COVID 19
Coronavirus
Covid-19
Genesis
Noah
Stories of Grace: No Longer a Good Girl
Alcohol
Grace
Stories of Grace
Teenage Drinking
What Thirty Pieces of Silver Buys: Day Twelve, 2019 Christmas Devotional for Students
2019 Christmas Devotions
Advent
Christmas
God's Promises
Prophecy
Zechariah
Half- Truths Series: God Loves Us Just As We Are
Gospel
Half Truths
Identity
Sanctification
Are Our Sons from Mars and Our Daughters from Venus?
Femininity
Gender
Masculinity
Parenting
The Gospel’s Response to Final Exams
Gospel-Centered
Grace
Parenting
Performance
stress
A Meditation on Jesus’ Relationship With His Earthly Parents
Adult Children
Parenting
Home for the Holidays
Christmas
Family
Parenting
Parenting the Prodigal Son
Anxiety
Family
Parenting
Prodigal
Parenting the Older Brother
Grace
Parenting
Performance
Prodigal
Parenting in the Age of Relational Aggression and the Mean Girl Culture: Thoughts on Alice Churnock’s Article
Bully
Mean Girls
Parenting
Relational Agression
Moms: Talk With Your Sons About Sex
Communication
Parenting
Sex
Disciplining Teenagers
Discipline
Parenting
Apologizing to Our Children (Rooted Parent Repeat)
Forgiveness
Parenting
Why We Don’t Have to Fear Sending a Child Off to College
College
Faith
Parenting
A Word of Confession from a Parent to Youth Ministers
Grace
Parenting
Youth Ministry
The Gospel’s Response to Final Exams (Rooted Parent)
Gospel-Centered
Grace
Parenting
The Vocation of Stepparenting (Rooted Parent)
Family
Parenting
Apologizing to Our Children (Rooted Parent)
Forgiveness
Parenting