In this episode, Tyce talks about emotions.

In this episode, Tyce answers two questions about family devotion.

In this episode, Tyce offers insights about teaching kids how to do chores.

As parents, it’s easy to feel the pull to constantly affirm our children in hopes of making them feel secure and loved. But when we turn to Scripture, we see that God’s love goes deeper than mere affirmation—it shapes, corrects, and transforms. In this episode, we’ll explore the difference between affirmation and true, Christ-centered love, and how that difference can help us raise children who are not only loved but also formed in truth.

Kids spend only about 2% of their week at church, but we want that time to be as meaningful and impactful as possible. In this episode, we’ll talk about how you, as parents, can help your children avoid building walls toward the church—so they can feel connected, engaged, and open to all that we’re teaching and doing together.

For most of us, we’re familiar with the “classic stories” of the Bible—but this week, we’re going to explore how all of those stories ultimately point to one central figure: Jesus!

When teaching children, there is often a temptation to sanitize the Bible by removing the "problematic" or "ugly" parts of its stories. The problem, however, is that these very parts reveal our deep need for a Savior. Enjoy and share it if you like it.

Sometimes as parents you watch your kid and the only thing you can say to yourself is “why?” Well, in all your “why’s” kids are growing up through their phases. This week we want to talk about the phases and encourage you as parents.

This week, we want to spend a few minutes talking about the new things coming to kids' ministry on Sunday mornings at CrossPoint.

In this episode, Tyce talks about different kid Bibles and which might better fit your children.