PARENTING
You are not raising a child. You are aiming one.
Most parents mistake proximity for formation. Presence is not the same as aim.
Read essay →Reflections on parenting, education, faith, and the formation of children — written to convict, not to fill space.
Most parents mistake proximity for formation. Presence is not the same as aim.
Read essay →A quiet classroom is not the same as a formed one. The difference is training.
Occupation is not ministry. Songs and snacks are not formation.
Every adult in a child's life is doing something to that child. Passivity included.
You can adore a child and still be blunting them. That is the whole problem.
Read essay →The capacity is already there. What is missing is the adult willing to call it out.
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One conviction a week for the parents, teachers, and leaders who refuse to raise a generation by accident.