Amid the constant busyness of life, rising screen use, and a culture of self-focus, families can easily lose sight of what truly matters—especially during the holidays. This blog explores how these pressures compete for our children’s hearts and offers gospel-centered strategies to nurture lasting gratitude and kindness through intentional rhythms, Christ-focused parenting, and a home rooted in truth year-round.

In a world shaped by entitlement, distraction, and digital overload, raising children with grateful and kind hearts is more urgent than ever. Gratitude and kindness aren’t just polite habits—they are deeply spiritual virtues that shape character, build emotional resilience, and even support physical health. Rooted in Scripture and modelled in everyday life, these qualities help children grow into compassionate, grounded individuals who reflect God’s love in a hurting world.

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Taking care of your body is more than a trend; it is a spiritual practice. Our physical bodies have been crafted by God with purpose and...