CREATE GREAT FAMILY TRADITIONS THIS CHRISTMAS!
I’m sure I’m not alone by saying that the whole month of December is always busy for our family. Between family parties and our usual festivities, the month seems to fly by!
THE THANKFULNESS CHALLENGE – ARE WE THANKFUL ENOUGH?
The world sure seems like an uncertain place at the moment with lots of questions and pressures all around.
TIPS FOR LEADING FAMILY TIME
We thought we’d do a quick blog on how to lead family devotional times. Here are some top tips from us!
IS THERE ALWAYS A HAPPILY EVER AFTER?
As a parent, you’ve probably spent hours reading books to your younger children. If you choose wisely, most children’s books have great hidden lessons or uplifting messages and usually end with something to warm your heart.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME IN GOD’S FAMILY
Ever wondered how to explain the concept that we are all part of God’s spiritual family to your younger kids? Here are some fun and easy steps you can follow to have fun and faith filled session with your kids.
MUMMY, I’M THIRSTY!
MUMMY, I’M THIRSTY! Maybe it’s just me, but the thought of my little ones feeling or getting thirsty gives me physical anxiety. When I see other mums rushing after their
How To Get Your Kids To Leave Home By Buying Their First House
As we sat around the dinner table, my 17-year-old son started shovelling food down his throat. The sight was almost as unpleasant as the noise he was creating!
How To Make Sure That Everyone Feels Safe Returning To The Workplace
Soon we will be able to reconnect with our family and friends, many of who have been separated from us overseas, as we see the restrictions being relaxed by the government. Red light? Green light? Maybe some of us are stuck at an “Orange light”, unsure which way we should be travelling.
Why Driving The School Bus Was Good For Me and My Business
When my wife came home and told me that they were looking for someone to step in and drive the school bus for our church, I had no idea that she was thinking about me. They needed someone who could drive a stick-shift. Tick! They needed someone who…
Why technology isn’t always your friend
Back in the early 1990’s, whilst working in the United Kingdom, I was involved with a product called the Personal Communication Computer (or the P.C.C. for short). It consisted of a desktop computer, with a camera, tailored hardware and software and a phone connected to an ISDN line.