People say that in the current generation, kids do not need to go to school for knowledge anymore, as the sum of almost all knowledge is now available to most people via the Internet. People also say that kids today have access to more information than their parents ever had at the same age. It …
When we were young, we wanted to look for the right person for us, we wanted to find our soulmate (for those who believe there is one perfect person for us out there). We read books, asked friends, went on hunting sprees, in the hope of finding the one who will complement us, fill up …
As parents in the 21st century, the issue of screen time would more than likely be an area of discussion, debate, contention, disagreement, etc not only between parents and kids, but even between parents and other parents as well. How much is too much? To be clear, issues like these have always been issues of …
Quotes such as these abound: “Be the change that you want to see!”“It begins with you!”“Walk the talk” We are encouraged to take the lead in life. If anyone is going to start it off, might as well be you. We cannot just utter motivational stuff at the office. If you want your staff to …
When I was a child, I was taught to pray individually. Usually followed a short format, but generally free flow within the sections: ACTS. Acknowledge – the greatness of GodConfess – my sinsThanksgiving – for all i haveSupplication – ask for stuff 🙂 In my 20s, upon joining the Lutheran Church, I started praying in …
Busyness is a real obstacle. Lack of time may be a genuine reason. Too many important priorities to arrange can be challenging. Multi-tasking can be an option. Killing two birds with one stone can be the solution. Want to develop your personal faith? But no time? Want your children’s faith to grow as well? But …
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How to achieve work-life harmony with a demanding job and 3 kids? Here’s a fun 3-in-1 solution.
