Giving “experiences” instead of things has become a normal part of conversation. I hear about it from blogs, books, and family personal stories. It makes sense, and I often think … Read more
Doctors often advise older people to connect to a church if they aren’t already. They want them to have a place for personal relationships to grow, for people to care … Read more
A family-centered child, rather than a child-centered family, produces a more giving person. – Kevin Leman It makes sense. A family-centered child will learn what it means to give and … Read more
What advice do you have for students returning to school this year? Several people chimed in when I posted that question on the Tim Price Blog Facebook Page Thanks to … Read more
I’ve been reading a book by Peter Buffet, Life Is What You Make It. Mr. Buffet is the son of the famous Warren Buffet, but he didn’t follow in his … Read more
We want our children to know how to foster good relationships without compromising their values whether they are connecting with acquaintances, classmates, or others they encounter in life. I’ve been … Read more
It’s important for parents and the church to keep teaching the next generation that marriage is God’s design. Marriage is God’s word and creation – not a social construct or … Read more
Adolescence is expanding in America. In fact, it’s challenging to know when it ends. To make matters worse, the following societal changes don’t make it easy for emerging adults to … Read more
Most people know something about the life of George Washington Carver. Known as the “Black Leanardo”, (a title given to him by Time Magazine), he was one of the most … Read more
Middle school years are a season of change. Learning independence; experiencing new things in life; and navigating the waters of friendships, school, self-awareness, and adolescence are all part of going from … Read more