Where we fall short grace fills in the gaps.

The tension is part of the process, it’s preparing for the launch.

The way we see God—will influence the way we raise our children.

The View - God Wants Me to be Happy
The Aim - Comfort and Happiness

True happiness is a byproduct of living a life surrendered to God.

The View - God Demands Perfection
The Aim - Performance

It's one thing to be proud of your kids; it's another to base your identity on their achievements.

The View - God Wants a Relationship
The Aim - A Transformed Heart

1. Be consistent.
2. Value long-term relationship over short-term friendship.
3. Don’t find your worth in your child.
4. Get to know your kids individually.
5. Embrace every age.
6. Admit your mistakes.
7. Raise kids other adults want to be around.
8. Let them be bored.
9. Correct childishness, but discipline disobedience.
10 . Take advantage of defining moments.

Develop some love handles.

Patience is choosing to move at someone else’s pace—not requiring them to move at ours.

Patience isn’t about giving up control— it’s about lovingly leading while guiding their pace.

You are loved, and the proof is the cross.