Little Man: Then and Now
Then A father has no greater joy than to have his son look up at him with a smile and say, “Da-da.” Every day when Justin gets home from work, our son Parker, who will soon be one year old, … Read more
Great Reward
My parents put us children first. They used each opportunity that was given to them to mold us in love, and now with their faithful example I am striving to do the same.
Steps to Obedience
No! This command is much needed, but can be so overused that the child never listens to it.
The Power of Our God
To witness a miracle is an amazing thing. It changes the person who experiences it, and works faith in those who hear of it. It brings great glory to our all-powerful God!
Training Starts at Birth
Every parent trains their children. They train them to scream and pitch fits, or they train them to be sweet and obedient, but the child is trained either way.
Justin and Shalom’s Traveling Adventures
We are on our way and what an adventure it is going to be! I just want to thank everyone out there that supports No Greater Joy and let you know that you are a blessing to each of us here at No Greater Joy.
Three Types of Children, Part 4: A Balanced Child
In previous issues I have discussed the three natures of a child: the Prophet/Visionary type, the Priestly/Steady type, and the Kingly/Command type of child. Each type has its strengths and its weaknesses.
Three Types of Children, Part 3: Building Confidence (Steady/Servant Type)
In part 3 of her series on raising the three types of children, Shalom talks about how building confidence in your laid-back, steady child is an everyday job—to let them accomplish something, to overcome, and to be victorious!
Three Types of Children, Part 2: Kisses and Tickles (Visionary/Dreamer Type)
What can we do as parents to encourage our visionary/dreamer type kids? Face the fact that they are different. They don’t always follow the status quo. Let them dream, but direct the dreams.
Children’s Personality Types, Part 1
Each of my children has a unique personality. Gracie, my nine-year-old and firstborn daughter, is strong, confident, and sure of herself. She is a go-to-girl type. She has an unwavering faith in what she believes.
A Treasure Laid Up
A few weeks ago my husband and I put something on layaway; our little baby boy went to be with Jesus. He was only a couple inches long, yet he was a soul, a life, a baby.
NGJ Kids: See a Need, Fill a Need
Do you ever look around and see a need that you can fill? No matter how small you are or how little your gift, God can multiply your gift to bless many.
Prophet Marries Go – To From the Preparing Session with Shalom Brand at the Big Texas Shindig
Learning quiet patience. Be gentle with your man.
