Not Even One
by Bryant WrightIt is relatively easy for us to recognize sin in one another. It is much more difficult to recognize it in ourselves.
Preschool
7 Characteristics Spiritually Growing People Have in Common
by Chris TiegreenSpiritual growth doesn't happen by accident. Here are 7 principles you'll need if you want your inner life to flourish.
Seeing Beyond the Obvious
by Empowered to ConnectIt is often difficult, sometimes seemingly impossible, to see beyond our children’s behaviors. And yet that is exactly what children—particularly those from "hard places"—need for us to do.
Five Ways the Church Can Love Their Adoptive and Foster Families
by Shannon DingleParents of adopted children don't want to be seen as heroes, saint or martyrs. Like any other family, they just want to be a part of their church community.
Are We Being Wise with the Words Orphan and Fatherless?
by Shannon DingleWe still use orphan or fatherless when we’re talking about adoption and foster care, even when those words don’t fit with our current culture or a specific circumstance.
Ten Common Myths Surrounding PTSD in Children
by Key MinistryDo you know the ten common myths surrounding PTSD in children?
The 4 Most Common Types of Adoption Failure
by Shannon DingleJust as pregnancies don’t always end with the birth of a living child, adoptions don’t always end in the arrival of one. Shannon Dingle explains.
The Five Words that Made Me a Special Needs Advocate
by Key MinistryShannon Dingle talks about the way God led her to a passion of advocating for special needs children.
The Myth that Love Is Always Enough
by Dr. Steve GrcevichDr. Steve Grcevich challenges the myth that appears to be popular in Christian circles that “love is always enough” for kids who have been adopted or kids from the foster care system.
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