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We are all experts at judging ourselves. We are incredibly critical of our flaws, mistakes, and shortcomings. One reaction to these harsh critiques is to make excuses: It wasn’t that bad, I couldn’t done worse, it’s “relatively harmless”.
Today’s conversation looks at how we have a higher standard than simply explaining our mistakes away, and we must accept that hope for ourselves so that we can extend it to our children as we look to raise them well in this tech world.
The holidays are a chance for us to be deliberate with our time. As followers of Christ we have the chance to do more than simply survive this season–we can:
– Seek out opportunities to be amazed at God’s goodness
– Connect with those God has put…
Christmas is an amazing chance to inspire and invest in high quality, high-engagement activities. Today we’ll talk about five of our favorite ways to engage the minds and hearts of young people in real-world, tech-free play.
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The great news of the gospel is that we are saved from sin and set free to live freely. Today we look at how this truth goes further than just being from from making mistakes and dives into the freedom we have to own our mistakes, repent, and lead our…
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