Fall Scheduling in Light of Our Limitedness as Parents
I’ve learned that my calendar, much like my budget, is a spiritual document. It reflects my priorities, my promises, and my presence.
The opposite of idolizing our children is not loving them less. It is loving them rightly.

I’ve learned that my calendar, much like my budget, is a spiritual document. It reflects my priorities, my promises, and my presence.
Rooted team members Isaiah Marshall and Chelsea Erickson talked with the Fuller Youth Institute’s Brad Griffin about FYI’s recent research-based study on Generation Alpha.
When we remind ourselves that all we have and do is from, through, and for God, we turn the attention off of ourselves and our children and back to God.
Hospitality to teenagers is about creating a place where they know they are welcomed, and where they feel like they belong.
In the pressure of parental intensity, my theological field of view often narrows. But by faith, may the Lord enlarge our awareness that he protects and keeps us all unto the end (Jude 24).
Formation is rarely immediate, and it is never effortless. The very things that feel inconvenient, resisted, or even frustrating in the moment are often the exact places where children are shaped over time. That is why a parent’s role is about shepherding a heart.
