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Archives / August 2009
Receiving the Harvest
August 4, 2009
By Glenda Anderson Though it is vital to properly mold children from birth, it is important to know that with the Lord there comes mercy that can be new every morning. As God promised in Joel 2:25a: “I will restore to you the years that the locust have eaten.” Because of the society in which we live, more often than not, it seems children have not been raised in an environment of consistency; therefore, it is important to remember that it is never too late to teach our young people about God’s...
August 4, 2009
By Glenda Anderson Though it is vital to properly mold children from birth, it is important to know that with the Lord there comes mercy that can be new every morning. As God promised in Joel 2:25a: “I will restore to you the years that the locust have eaten.” Because of the society in which we live, more often than not, it seems children have not been raised in an environment of consistency; therefore, it is important to remember that it is never too late to teach our young people about God’s...
Paying attention to your children on the internet
August 3, 2009
The headline of a recent Reuters article read: Schoolgirls bullied into stripping online: “Bullies are no longer content to taunt their victims in the playground but are turning to cyberspace…and are using e-mail, text messaging, and social networking sites in new forms of victimization.” This article went on to discuss how young people are pressured to do things online that they would not do otherwise and are too scared to tell their parents in fear of their computer privileges being taken...
August 3, 2009
The headline of a recent Reuters article read: Schoolgirls bullied into stripping online: “Bullies are no longer content to taunt their victims in the playground but are turning to cyberspace…and are using e-mail, text messaging, and social networking sites in new forms of victimization.” This article went on to discuss how young people are pressured to do things online that they would not do otherwise and are too scared to tell their parents in fear of their computer privileges being taken...
Parents are the Teachers, not the culture
August 2, 2009
I recently watched my two children play a game in our driveway called “cross the street.” Other than the squirrels, my driveway is not a particularly busy place, but, in their imaginary world, it must have seemedreal.My oldest child, who is six, was telling my youngest, who is two, how you safely cross the street.As he gave instructions, his effort to teach my daughter, while precious, needed some guidance.Looking twice to the left and not to the right was not quite all the information she would...
August 2, 2009
I recently watched my two children play a game in our driveway called “cross the street.” Other than the squirrels, my driveway is not a particularly busy place, but, in their imaginary world, it must have seemedreal.My oldest child, who is six, was telling my youngest, who is two, how you safely cross the street.As he gave instructions, his effort to teach my daughter, while precious, needed some guidance.Looking twice to the left and not to the right was not quite all the information she would...
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