Lee Ann shares some fun and pracitcal ways to make the most of your relationship with your child. Topics include personality profiles, love languages, and ideas on how to just flat out enjoy your child!

Rick Shatz is joined by Watermark Director of Student Ministries Braun Brown, and Watermark Junior High Director David Penuel for a Question and Answer session.

Rick Schatz, President and CEO of pureHOPE (purehope.net), addresses one of today's greatest parenting challenges. This event offers information that will help equip parents to talk to their kids about sexuality, purity and the impact media and technology are having on their lives and our culture.

Tresha and Kyle talk about the principles they used to discipline their children throughout the early years. Tresha speaks regularly at MOPS (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers) groups around the metroplex on this subject; and Kyle is the Director of Family Ministries at Watermark. This message will give you the chance to listen, laugh and learn as they discuss knowing your kids and how to appropriately set boundaries to make the pre-school years a rewarding adventure.

Hindsight is 20/20. We've all heard the expression and experienced this. This lesson offers stories and suggestions to help you enjoy and embrace the preschool years while gaining practical ideas and big-picture perspective in areas of childrearing, marriage and home management.

In a time when many parents want to be friends with their children, we need to remember that we are parents first. Actions need consequences. Ginny and Jay share how to set healthy boundaries with your preschoolers, guiding them to become more responsible Christian boys and girls.

Lucina and Kyle Thompson kick off our "Parenting without Regrets" series. They lead a great discussion on parenting mistakes such as parenting from a worldly perspective, the computer and PDA black hole, pop psychology parenting, overloading your child's schedule, and others.

Janet Pope encourages us to memorize scripture for a closer walk with God. Mothers of young children have no extra time slots in their day, but what if they could learn to include memorizing scripture with activities they are already doing? Capturing dead time for God is a skill easily learned, and results in a renewed mind and heart to lead you through the day. Knowing God and His Word is too important to put off for another season of life.