The weight of a grandparent’s role can be felt immensely. We hold the stories of the past, the wisdom of experience, and a fierce love for the next generation.

Modeling honesty is the best way to build trust and integrity.

Part 1 of this blog shared four things to keep in mind as you seek to pass prayer on to your grandkids. Here in Part 2, we’ll look at some specific techniques for helping grandchildren learn what to pray for.

Wouldn’t it be great to have one of your grandchildren see you praying and when you are finished, say: “Grandpa/Grandma, teach me to pray!”

Our relationship with God is often composed of two parts: reading/listening to His teachings and making requests of Him.

Another school year is ending! Those who were once kindergarteners walk across the stage of life as graduates. It seems May is a subtle reminder of how quickly time passes as well as a gentle nudge to plan for summertime fun.

“Being used by God is an adventure you don’t want to miss!”

As grandparents, how do we remain calm, friendly, and connected when we disagree?