How gratitude glorifies God and draws our kids’ hearts to Christ

I can’t even contemplate leadership without thinking about how my Heavenly Father leads me.

This past October my wife and I took our boys to Disneyland.

American’s fall in and out of “love” faster than changes to our Facebook news feeds.

Utter the word “school bus” and for anyone who’s ridden one…every sense instantly engages!

As I strapped myself into Disney California’s longest and fastest roller coaster, I knew this would be both the high and low point of my day

Thankfully, the God we worship is a God of second chances. 

As parents we often wonder what’s going on inside our kids heads and hearts. Our kids’ psyche is an elusive thing.

Teaching our kids to own their daily chores is somewhat akin to teaching a bear to ride a bicycle.

Recently, a good friend of mine shared with me his 12-year-old son’s essay on, “What is a hero.”

Parenting is much like coaching.  Some of our best parenting advice is called from the sidelines.  “Do your homework!”  “Be careful!”