Just A Phase

...So Don't Miss It • North Oak

July 30, 2017 • Clark Mershon

Do we treat our children like the gift that they are? Amidst all the competing priorities of school, sports, friends, and everything else, how do we parent them into spiritual maturity? Founding former principal of Staley High School joins us as the guest preacher for week 3 in this series.

...So Don't Miss It • Platte County

July 30, 2017 • Adam Mustoe

Do we treat our children like the gift that they are? Amidst all the competing priorities of school, sports, friends, and everything else, how do we parent them into spiritual maturity?

Phases • North Oak

July 23, 2017 • Mark Sheets

With life going at light speed we need to put down our phone and be present with our kids! While it is tempting to always be looking forward to whatever is next in our children’s development, we should cherish wherever they http://are...every day.

Phases • Platte County

July 23, 2017 • Cathy McIntire

With life going at light speed we need to put down our phone and be present with our kids! While it is tempting to always be looking forward to whatever is next in our children’s development, we should cherish wherever they http://are...every day.

Phases • Gladstone

July 23, 2017 • Bryan Rezen

With life going at light speed we need to put down our phone and be present with our kids! While it is tempting to always be looking forward to whatever is next in our children’s development, we should cherish wherever they http://are...every day.

Pinky Promise • North Oak

July 16, 2017 • Mark Sheets

Even if we never had kids or our kids are grown, we all have a responsibility to children. There is no greater honor than passing on the faith to the next generation.

Pinky Promise • Platte County

July 16, 2017 • Adam Mustoe

Even if we never had kids or our kids are grown, we all have a responsibility to children. There is no greater honor than passing on the faith to the next generation.

Pinky Promise • Gladstone

July 16, 2017 • Amie Littrell

Even if we never had kids or our kids are grown, we all have a responsibility to children. There is no greater honor than passing on the faith to the next generation.

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Research shows that most families will have less than 1,000 weeks with their children. When we experience thoughts like "it seems like just yesterday they were learning how to http://walk...or http://talk...or ride a bike..." how does time seem to fly by so fast? The church is family, so this parenting series matters even if you’re not a parent! How can we make every moment count? How can we celebrate with kids now, instead of waiting for them to grow up?