Grandparenting Archives

Honest fear for our little ones can drive us crazy—plus affect our physical health— or we can look to the Bible for answers and hope.

Slowness, stiffness, loss of abilities – every aging adult deals with them in some way. It is part of the human condition, a result of the Fall,...

Although this season is unfamiliar, it’s the perfect time to focus on how God might use you to further His kingdom. After all, believers in Christ...

My parents could practically be the poster children for “high risk for contracting COVID-19” and would need to self-isolate. We knew “independent”...

Due to life's busyness, the reality is we have to be intentional about connecting with our kids on a daily basis.

Long-distance grandparenting can be done successfully, coronavirus or no coronavirus! Here are 4 ways, with tons of creative things you can do with...

Especially as a parent, it's so easy to have your gut reaction to be fear led. Here are 5 steps to trading your fear for faith while facing the...

In this society, we don’t value the older generations well. They are often cast aside, placed in nursing homes to spend their days alone, with no...

Living in the time of COVID-19 may mean that you are not able to see your grandchildren in person, but there are still many ways you can show them...

What will our country be like by the time they grow up? Despair invades our thoughts at night. We need hope—but where can we find it, and how can...

For the grandparents who are missing milestones and everyday hugs from their grandkids, life is a little longer these days. Today we pray...

Three Bible mothers have taught me how to trust my grown kids to God. One taught me commitment, one taught me conniving, and one taught me...

Here are a few suggestions to have your multigenerational family chat go smoothly and with lots of fun and laughter. Technology can't completely...

No matter what time of day or night, here are 15 Psalms you can pray over your grandchildren.

5 fun, creative ideas that will help your kids learn while keeping them busy--and hopefully burn some of their cooped up energy.