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The parenting relationship should be focused on the parent providing for the child's needs, not the reverse. It is God, in His love, who provides for us, and in the same way we provide for our children in our love.

As parents, we sincerely want our children to be faithful but sometimes because of our misconceptions of what Godly parenting ought to be, the exact opposite takes place.

There are three basic stages that children go through before they become adults, and how we parent them during these periods will have an impact on what kind of people they become.

Mike will examine the last 3 ways we can breathe L.I.F.E. into our children.

Mike wraps up the section of teen parenting with a look a parenting tweens.

For those who are using this book or the video version as a resource for a small group, this added section contains an exercise that can stimulate discussion.

It is during the effort to know each other that the couple lays down the groundwork for their "oneness."

Many couples desire to love and need love but are poor communicators. Mike examines some of the ways to improve communication skills within marriage.

If God created marriage for life then God can provide the element that keeps us together for life - love.

Mike discusses what the fifth commandment requires of both parents and their children.

The final lesson about blended families deals with how to successfully be a step-parent.

In this lesson, we look at several spiritual lessons our children teach us.

One of the most difficult decisions that parents must make is who to appoint as guardians for their children in case both parents die at the same time. You think about who you would give your kids to if you are gone.

This class will provide information and statistics concerning blended families and several strategies for successfully integrating two families into one.

In this opening lesson, Mike compares the criteria for achieving greatness both in the world and in the Spirit.

In this sermon, Mike tackles one of the Christian's greatest challenges - how can Christians who live and engage in the human experience avoid becoming worldly? (I Corinthians 5:9-13)

This lesson examines the day to day challenges of raising children in a blended family environment.

This lesson gives the parents of unfaithful children some practical things they can do to encourage their prodigals to return home. (Luke 15:11-14)

In this lesson, Mike explains the various ways a person can fulfill the command to honor one's mother. (Exodus 20:12)

In his letter to the Corinthian church Paul says that love is the greatest of all the virtues. This lesson gives some reasons why this is so.

This sermon examines how God perseveres in His efforts to seek and save sinful man. (II Thessalonians 3:3-5)

Mike provides a practical strategy for Christian parents struggling with children who have lost their way. (Proverbs 22:6)

In this lesson, Mike looks at the family as a living mobile and examines the different elements that can create beauty, balance and form in the Sacred Family.

All churches can and do experience growth but there are core beliefs that promote the growth of those churches that strive to do Bible things in Bible ways.