Grief Through A Child’s Eyes
A True Apology
Apologizing is never a fun task, but it is one that strengthens a relationship. It takes humility to acknowledge your mistake, ask for forgiveness, and to take action by committing to not make that mistake again. Oftentimes, I find that I need to apologize not only to my wife, but also to my children. Here are […]
Turning the Tables On Dad
Is your child getting involved in Fall sports again? For a laugh, check out this funny video below. This is what it would be like if a Little Leaguer were to act like some parents and adults who attend the Little League games. Watch the boy berate his dad for not cheering enough!
Coach Rick Pitino and Truth-telling
Why is truth-telling so important? University of Louisville men’s basketball coach, Rick Pitino, publicly apologized to his family, friends and players for having an extra-marital affair six years ago. At his press conference this week, Patino disclosed his regrettable indiscretion and said “When you have a problem, if you tell the truth, your problem becomes […]
Marshmallows and Self-Discipline
What does a marshmallow have to do with self-discipline? Watch the experiment below:
Responding… Not Reacting
T.V. Time
Recently I did a video blog with my wife Susan, director of our sister program, iMOM. We talked about the necessity for T.V. rules in the home and also the pitfalls of watching too much T.V. Check it out!
Fireproof
Today’s Family Minute dealt with the 2nd Pillar of Love… Kindness. We talked about how kindness consists of four core ingredients… gentleness, helpfulness, willingness, and initiative. Marriage is not easy. It takes work. In fact, it takes hard work to bring two different people together for a lifetime. In the movie Fireproof, Capt. Caleb Holt […]
