Articles Tagged 'Rent' (Page 3)

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Light for Living

Rubel Shelly talks about finding our way when we are trapped in darkness: look for Jesus to light the way.

What will you do when the lights all go off?

Leaving a Legacy of Faith

Paul Faulkner talks about four gifts that we can give our children to pass on to them a living legacy.

What can we really leave our children?

Daddies, Please Hear Us!

Heather Holland Helton shares some important things dads need to know about their daughters and how to build that relationship to be the most it can be.

What do our daughters most need from us?

Never Too Late

Paul Faulkner reminds us that it's never too late to make a difference in the lives of our family members if we will start today.

How do you know there is still time to make a difference?

Live with Passion

Phil Ware continues his series where he shares his dad's values with his adult children, and this one is on living with passion.

If you can't be passionate about it, how important is it anyway?

Be Intentional about What Matters Most

Paul Faulkner reminds us that we have to be intentional or what we view as important gets lost in the busyness of life.

What is really most important in your family?`

I'm Sorry, Butt ...

Hal Runkel reminds us that we can issue an apology and actually use it to beat up someone else in the process by transferring the focus of the guilt from ourselves to someone else and this is fake and mean and bullying.

When is I'm sorry not an apology?

Gentle Moments

Paul Faulkner reminds us to use the gentle quiet tuck-in times with our kids.

Are you taking advantage of the gentle moments?

Connecting the Dots!

Ron tells about his daughter's miscarriage and how God has connected the dots to help her come to the conclusion they need to adopt a baby.

Can you see the outline of your life taking shape?

Willing to Be Weirdos

God calls us to be weird, different, to be like Christ who died outside the camp to help those caught inside to find his glory and grace.

Are you willing to pitch a tent with the weirdos outside the camp?

A Far Country

Letting a child go is a scary thing and when they hurt or they are killed or they go through a traumatic experience, it awful for the parent, so all we can do is ask that God be present and real for them.

How can we protect them?

No Two Are Alike

Every child is different and important and special and we need to learn to appreciate each one for their uniqueness.

No matter how different, each is important to the family!

I Got God!

Tammy is brought to a deeper realization of just how important God's faithfulness is to her through her journey through life with her son's cancer.

Who do you have in your journey through life?

Divorce and Children

Divorce hurts kids and wounds adults and we must prevent it.

Is it really that big a deal?

Fish Sticks, Turkey, Ducks and a Goose

So often we don't try new things and stay stuck in our rut rather than seeing God's opportunities and call to be God's people.

Had any fish sticks lately?

Bananas and Avocados

Byron talks about the differences between men and women in marriage and compares them with bananas and avocados.

How are we like fruit salad in marriage?

Wiggling All Over

Russ finds out about a grandbaby because of a sonogram and the baby is wiggling around all over the place and reminds us that life begins in the mind of God.

What in the world are you talking about wiggling and squirming?

When Your Heart Hurts

With an onslaught of bad things happening over the last several weeks, Russ is holding on to hope and faith in God and the steadfast love of the Father.

Is there anyting to really hold on to when your heart aches in the middle of life's messes?

They're Always Watching You!

A child buys a car online because he has learned to imitate the actions of his mother on a computer and this is a powerful reminder that our kids are always watching us

So how in the world did they learn to do that kind of thing?

Mt. St. Kid

A kid who goes through a tantrum meltdown faces off with his mom who uses the scream free technique to help the child learn boundaries and not embarrass himself.

How can you tame a raging child volcano?

Scream Free Parenting

Parenting can be done scream free, but not because we focus on our children, but because we focus on ourselves.

Can you truly parent without the loud volumes and the moments of being out of control?

The End of One Chapter

A mother with a son who has a tumor talks about the challenges and changes she and her family have faced during his theraphy and the faithfulness of God.

How would you handle this if it were your child?

Being Transparent

We must be open with each other, transparent, for this is the only way we're going to grow in the Lord.

How open are you to others who want to bless you?

Joy and Pain in the Family of God

The horrible death of one daughter and the coma of another and the confusion between the two leads the Ceraks and Van Ryns on the ultimate challenge of Christian faith.

Could we be so gracious in this awful situation?

Babysitters for God

parenting is really babysitting for God: they are not ours, they are his.

How do you view your responsibility to raise your kids in the Lord?