Game nights and sleepovers go together like Scooby-Doo and Shaggy⎯plenty of laughs, mountains of snacks, and a treasury of life lessons buried somewhere in the Mystery Van!

In recent years, there has been a lot of focus on how people learn. We all learn in different ways, applying what we learn to grow, be well, serve others, be productive, manage and enjoy our lives, as well as cope with the hurts and sorrows we experience.

As a grandparent, you could be seen as the anchor for your family. You offer stability, security, constancy, and assurance no matter what may come. While it is good that they can count on you, teach them to look to God as their anchor.

Advent is a season of pausing, pondering, and preparing for celebrating the arrival of the Christ Child. It is a time of wonder and expectation.

Teaching generosity to our grandkids is a gift that will bless them for a lifetime. Each of these nine practices offers a way for us to connect everyday actions to the timeless truths of Scripture.

As I pondered what I want to thank God for this year, I appreciated the reminder I received when I thought about Legacy Coalition’s theme for the month of November: Remembering God’s Faithfulness.

“We will not hide these truths from our children; we will tell the next generation about the glorious deeds of the LORD, about His power and his mighty wonders.” – Psalm 78:4

Legacy Coalition is heading toward its 10th anniversary in 2026 — a milestone that marks a decade of God’s faithfulness and answered prayers.