Tag: parenting

Today on the broadcast, Ginger Plowman, homeschooling mother of two and author of the book Don’t Make Me Count to Three, talks to Dennis Rainey about a parent’s biggest challenges raising children–whining, sibling rivalry, and tattling.

On today’s broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with author and founder of Preparing the Way Ministries, Ginger Plowman, about a parent’s response to misbehavior.

Today on the broadcast, Ginger Plowman, founder of Preparing the Way Ministries and author of the book Don’t Make Me Count to Three, talks with Dennis Rainey about a parent’s sometimes daunting task of disciplining children with love.

Can you tell if your child’s convictions are real or pretend?

On the broadcast today, Charlie Boyd, author of the children’s book What God has Always Wanted, tells parents how they can share the gospel with their children in a simple way that’s easy to understand.

Today on the broadcast, Charlie Boyd, teaching pastor at Southside Fellowship in Greenville, South Carolina, tells Dennis Rainey about an exciting tool for teaching children the whole story of the Bible.

How can parents pass wisdom onto their children?

Are you raising wise children?

How is the culture impacting your kids for good or bad?

Mother of eight, Jennie Chancey, and mother of ten, Stacy McDonald, join award-winning author and speaker Dennis Rainey for today’s broadcast.

Does motherhood leave you little time for ministry?

On the broadcast today, Dennis Rainey talks with Family Ministries director Reb Bradley about building better relationships with your kids.

Ken Ham talks about the legacy of noble character that his father left to him.

Ken Ham fondly remembers his late father, a principal with unwavering convictions who loved the Word of God.

What kind of legacy are you leaving to your children?

Who is the father or mother, legally?

Elizabeth Marquardt talks about the culture’s changing views and definitions of parenthood.

On the broadcast today, pastor Jim Elliff tells Dennis Rainey why parents are the best candidates for tutoring their children in the faith.