Whenever I talk about discipline in my children's ministry workshops, I share that I don't ever MAKE kids say sorry. Of course, I get few "are you crazy?" looks from parents and other children's workers. The reason? Well, consider following scenarios: a boy bites a girl; he says "sorry"; she cries; he hits her again;… Continue reading Why I Don’t Make Kids Say Sorry…
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Stronger Wings
Couple weeks ago, I was invited to dinner at one of our church deacon's home. They have two little boys, and I got to see something cool for the first time. Their older son had gotten a butterfly cocoon from a museum, and it was in an insect cage. The butterfly happened to emerge from the… Continue reading Stronger Wings
My Father’s Heart…
"Do you know how old you are?" my dad asks this question quite frequently. "Yup, I know what year I was born." I always answer back with sarcasm. "You're 40!" "No, I'm not!!! Not yet... not for another 2 years!" I exclaim. "In Korean age, you're 39.. that's almost 40!" Dad says as he rolls… Continue reading My Father’s Heart…
Parents: the distraction to teens learning?
As I was flipping through the Spirit magazine on Southwest, this page caught my attention! uhmmm... am I the only one who thinks this is a problem? In the article it says that when TextPlus polled 1.200 students between the ages of 13-17, roughly two-thirds had received texts from their parents during class... and 74%… Continue reading Parents: the distraction to teens learning?
