Keep It Simple
As singles, couples, moms or dads, we all face the temptation to be anxious about circumstances, loved ones and the future. But the Bible teaches that we can walk in God’s supernatural peace because we are in Christ Jesus. Jesus Himself is our Peace. We can resist the temptation to give in to worry. We can choose, instead, to abide in God’s wonderful peace. Peter the apostle wrote, "[Cast] the whole of your care–all you anxieties, all your worries, all you concerns, once and for all-on Him; for He cares for you affectionately, and cares about you watchfully." There are three truths we can glean out of this one verse: God never intended for you

Help Home Home
I want to help others in the crazy economy figure out a way to become financially independent. We all know how important our health and family are, and we all want to spend as much time doing the things that make us happy in life. Start by doing your research and finding the niche that will make you happy. You must be able to find something that makes you feel good about what you are doing but also something that will fill your income stream. Be patient in any endeavor that you take and spend the time learning and living. Knowledge is one of the greatest free things in this world and you will feel so much better just knowi

Keeping Your Kids Safe on the Net
If you have spent any time on the Internet, you probably understand the risks to your children of spending too much time on the Web, interacting with the wrong kinds of people on a chat line, or visiting sites that are inappropriate for their ages. While the Internet represents an information resource unparalleled in world history, there are many dangers lurking just a click or two away all the time.So, what is a father to do? How can you help your children stay safe on the Web while still enjoying the positives that the Internet has to offer?General Safety Rules:Limit time spent surfing the Web or interacting electronically. S

18 Great Tips for Fatherhood
1. Cherish your time with them. One thing that will amaze you is how quickly the years will fly. My youngest daughter is 16, which means I have two short years with her before she leaves the nest. That’s not enough time! The time you have with them is short and precious — make the most of it. Spend as much time as you can with them, and make it quality, loving time. Try to be present as much as possible while you’re with them too — don’t let your mind drift away, as they can sense that.2. It gets easier. Others may have different experiences, but I’ve always found the first couple of months the most difficult, when the baby is brand new and wants to fe