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Showing posts with label bible lesson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bible lesson. Show all posts

Tools to Help Keep the Focus on God in our Home

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Growing up I was raised Catholic. We attended mass pretty regularly and were pretty involved with our church family. I didn't know all of the Bible stories or have a very strong relationship with God though and didn't fully understand that the Bible is truly God's Word until I met Zach when I was 19. I was baptized a few months after starting to attend church with him and am now a Christian.  My #1 priority as a parent is to teach my children about God, help them form a personal relationship with Him, and send them down a path of righteousness so we will all live for eternity in Heaven together. I do my best to incorporate God in all aspects of parenting and try to teach my children about Him. We have them in church services and Bible class and are as involved with church activities as we can be right now with little ones. We pray together. We pray for others. We have several children's bibles we read from. I wake them up each morning singing "rise ...

Marriage Matters: Communication

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

The Sunday before Valentine's Day our church had a lesson on marriage. Mr. John Klimko gave the lesson and provided us with print-outs to take home with us. I wanted to share this print-out with each of you as this lesson has had a significant influence on my own marriage. Right now I can honestly say that I am hands down the HAPPIEST I've ever been in my married life. I give much of that credit to this lesson. It was an "aha!" moment for us and kicked both of our butts into high gear. Zach especially! It's been such a blessing to enjoy talking to each other and sharing more. I know relationships are filled with hills and valleys. I'm loving being at the top of a hill right now and have faith that through the Lord and each other that it'll only get better from here :) Rules For Funtastic Conversation 1. Be Knowledgeable: Know your spouse. People change - ask questions - learn them all over again. 1 Peter 3:7 "Husbands, in the same way b...
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