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It happened with God. Allowing a child to choose his own discipline can be a good thing. Before you roll your eyes at me, consider the example given in scripture. God gave David three choices for consequences (discipline). David was allowed to choose from one of those three. David chose, instead, to let God choose…
Nestled among trees in rural southern Virginia, the trailer stood sheltered and hidden from the road. It was not the distance that prevented travelers on the road from seeing the trailer. It was the trees. She had been struggling to recover from Lyme disease, fully cognizant of the fact that the owner of the neighboring…
Part Two: Building Blocks of Parenting When you’re frustrated with parenting, here are some things you can do to help sort through the advice and information you’ve heard or read. Sometimes we’re not sure about discipline and consequences. Sometimes we think the method we’ve chosen isn’t working. Sometimes we wonder if there’s a better way…
I am not opposed to spanking a child. I recognize, however, that there can be alternatives to using the rod of correction. No discipline should be done in anger, and giving a child a beating is not a spanking – it’s abuse. There are times when other methods of discipline can have a greater effect…
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