Categories
Archives
-
Recent Posts
Blogroll
Good To Great Families
Tag Archives: family mission statement
Living Stones – The Next Generation
In 1999 my mother went to Israel and asked me if she could bring anything back. I asked her to bring me back some stones from the ground because I had a plan for a specific occasion. Often in Scripture rocks are used as a symbol to mark and proclaim great things God has done in the lives of His people. Continue reading
Posted in Family Leadership, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values, Meet the Applegates, Rites of Passage
Tagged christian books, family core values, family mission statement, family values, parenthood, parenting, parenting books
Comments Off on Living Stones – The Next Generation
Highlights from You and Me Forever by Francis & Lisa Chan
The following are some of the highlights for me from You and me Forever – Marriage in light of eternity by Francis Chan & Lisa Chan Continue reading
Posted in Family Leadership
Tagged Book review, christian family book, family mission statement, family values, family vision, francis chan, You and me forever
Comments Off on Highlights from You and Me Forever by Francis & Lisa Chan
Big Sky Backpacking
One of the great privileges a father has is to give his blessing to his son or daughter. To memorialize the fact that your love for them is beyond circumstances or performance. To celebrate their practice of making good choices that follow the values that you have taught and modeled for them. Continue reading
Posted in Family Adventures, Family Leadership, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values, Meet the Applegates, Rites of Passage
Tagged christian family book, Christian family values, family adventure, Family adventures, family mission statement, family values, rite of passage
Comments Off on Big Sky Backpacking
Our Life Is Our Ministry – Considerations For Workplace Ministry, Part II
This week I had the opportunity to share with another Christian business owner how God provided for our business in ways nothing short of miraculous. I shared my vision and confidence for the future that involved a belief that God is actively involved in shaping the future. He looked at me as if he did not understand. Continue reading
Posted in Family Leadership, Meet the Applegates
Tagged Christian business, family mission statement
Comments Off on Our Life Is Our Ministry – Considerations For Workplace Ministry, Part II
Our Life Is Our Ministry – Considerations For Workplace Ministry
series to share some of my thoughts and experiences with the hope that it will encourage and inspire you to think about your Christian faith and God given talents permeates your church, family, vocational and recreational life. Continue reading
Posted in Family Adventures, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values
Tagged family core values, family mission statement, workplace ministry, workplace theology
Comments Off on Our Life Is Our Ministry – Considerations For Workplace Ministry
This is my son in whom I am well pleased
I shared with Drew the characteristics of these men that I admired and allow each of these men to speak a word of affirmation and encouragement to Drew. I really had no formal agenda or ceremony, but allowed it to happen naturally over the 3 days we were together. Continue reading
Posted in Family Adventures, Family Leadership, Meet the Applegates, Rites of Passage
Tagged Family leadership, family memories, family mission statement, family values, good to great families, Jeff Applegate, rite of passage, this is my son in whom i am well pleased
Comments Off on This is my son in whom I am well pleased
Small Adventures To Create Lasting Family Memories
The sugar glider was a hit with the mall shoppers until he glided to the floor and scampered across the mall causing brief terror for those who thought they were watching a rat run at them. Continue reading
Posted in Family Adventures, Family Leadership
Tagged family mission statement, family values, How to raise kids, parenthood, parenting, parenting blog, parenting tips, parenting websites
Comments Off on Small Adventures To Create Lasting Family Memories
The 20 Rules Of This House
I enjoy reading other business and family values, rules, or boundaries that are used to lead and provide boundaries for business or family. We have our family Core Values posted on the refrigerator for reference when making choices or using for instruction. These are great tools to use and leaves no question as to how we are supposed to operate. Continue reading
Posted in Family Leadership, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values
Tagged christian books, christian family book, family books, family core values, Family leadership, family mission statement, family plan, family plans, family rules, family values, focus on the family, How to raise kids, parenthood, parenting, parenting blog, parenting books, parenting tips, parenting websites, Raising children
Comments Off on The 20 Rules Of This House
Teaching About the Birds and the Bees
Practical tips for Christian parents in teaching their children about sex. Start early, build a biblical foundation, create a comfortable atmosphere to initiate conversation, recognize your body as a temple of the living God are simple strategies to teach and develop a sexual worldview with your kids. Continue reading
Posted in Family Adventures, Family Leadership, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values, Rites of Passage
Tagged christian books, christian family book, family books, family core values, family mission statement, family plan, family values, Jeff Applegate, parenting, parenting tips, Raising children, sex education, the birds and the bees
Comments Off on Teaching About the Birds and the Bees
How to Make Disciples in our Homes
How to follow the model given by Jesus to train your children to be disciples of Christ and fulfill the great commission. Continue reading
Posted in Family Leadership, Family Vision, Mission, Core Values
Tagged christian books, christian family, family books, family mission statement, family plan, family vision statement, focus on the family, How to raise kids, parenting, parenting websites
Comments Off on How to Make Disciples in our Homes