How large is the universe? The word that comes to mind is “vast.” A companion question is how large is your God? From His lips, our vast universe was spoken into being. That makes Him larger still.

What does it mean to be a whole person in action and thought? Then, how can we encourage that wholeness, that integrity, in our children?

In a world increasingly angry, how can we instill a sense of empathy in our children? Moreover, what will that look like in their lives?

What do parents do that unintentionally produces dishonesty in children? And how can we demonstrate and teach honesty so that it becomes an enduring part of our son’s and daughter’s character?

It is in the commonplace obligations of life that we, and our children, prove our trustworthiness to handle the weightier things. So what are those responsibilities and how can we reliably imprint them on our children?

Teaching your children self-control, in every area of life, is a frustrating and fearful endeavor. How do you know if you’re doing it right?

Manners. Really, what do they have to do with good character? How do they impact a soul and society for God’s glory?

In a culture that celebrates youth how do you teach respect for the elderly and how can that “bestowal of honor” influence every aspect of your children’s lives?

How can you effectively imprint the “important things” on your children’s souls—those things that will define them and determine their success in life?

Who’s parenting your children? Who’s showing them the way of righteousness and wisdom? Who’s telling them the hard truths about living for God in a fallen world?