You know that kid you sometimes see at the grocery store? You know the one. She exclaims loudly for the whole store to hear, “No, Mama, I want that one!” To which Mama quickly rep (...)
How does someone get to the strange and ridiculous perspective that they need not fear authority at all?
The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it. Psalm 68:11 My family and I just got back from a one-month trip to the Philippines. Many of you gave to (...)
True love, today was the 15th wedding anniversary for me and my true love. You would think that after 15 years I would have some insight into what the meaning of true love really (...)
I have spent the last few weeks praying and seeking God’s face as to how we should move forward with a new Shindig. I believe God is in it, so my wife and I will be pursuing i (...)
We asked our kids to list a few things we had taught them that they knew they wanted to pass on to their children. Here’s what three of them said.
I am a young father. My oldest daughter is 9. Last week I was finishing up a construction project and I took her to work with me. As we worked together we talked about life in (...)
Nathan Pearl reflects on the impact childhood experiences have on a person's perception of right and wrong. An encouragement for parents to carefully guide the steps of their (...)
Nathan Pearl, son of Mike and Debi Pearl, offers this reminder that believers are called for a special purpose. What is that purpose? Who is called? What are the (...)
Nathan Pearl discusses the need to develop students of the Word that can contend for their faith. Read about his vision to make this a reality. Learn how you can participate (...)
The responsibility on me as a father is enormous; I am the first, last, and only mediator of truth and balance to my child.
When a man truly loves a woman, he addresses her needs, considers her desires, and is equally zealous for her to find fulfillment.
I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth. 3 John 4
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