Being Grandparents

Essays

Sharing Life with Grandparents

Nadia Swearingen-Friesen 10/22/12
Sharing Life with Grandparents

He sits deep in the corner of our couch, slumped more each year. I can see his nose, his eyes, and his forehead, but not his chin.  My daughter comes in and scoots up next to him.  Putting her hand on his knee, she says…

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Accepting Adult Kids, Being Adult Kids

Deb Koster 6/18/12
Accepting Adult Kids, Being Adult Kids

Everyone desires to be loved unconditionally. We are insecure beings and long to be affirmed. We desire to feel loved, regardless of our shortcomings. Children especially—even adult children making poor choices--want to know that they are loved and accepted by their parents. How do we…

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Treating Children as Adults

Steven Koster 4/18/12
Treating Children as Adults

How long should we view our children as children? After all, they’ve been children their whole lives, right? As parents, we love our children from infancy and invest years into nurturing them into being independent citizens of God’s Kingdom. The challenge comes in the shift…

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Devotions

COMMEND HIS WORKS

Deb Koster 4/4/13 Read Scripture Verse: Psalm 145:1-7
COMMEND HIS WORKS

The psalmist calls on each generation to commend God’s works to the next. It’s a precious gift when grandparents can be actively involved in the lives of their grandchildren. This is even more true when they share their legacy of faith with the next generations!…

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