In case you missed it: April articles
One of the ways we support families here at Focus is through our series of original articles, which we publish for free online each month. In case you may have missed them, here are links to a few of our latest articles related to marriage and parenting, as well as to faith and culture.
Maintaining your marriage when you become parents
Raising children should be a joint venture
that requires communication, understanding, love and a willingness to
compromise, but couples who have not developed these attitudes and skills
before the baby arrives will not find them automatically emerging upon the
arrival of their child. There must be a way to have a healthy marriage and be
good parents, right? Click through for advice from Gary Chapman on how you can
strengthen your marriage after you have children.
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Helping kids who procrastinate on school work
A child’s habit of stalling over school
work can drive their parents crazy. But what’s really behind all the
dilly-dallying and delaying? Is procrastination simply laziness or lack of
self-discipline? Read our latest article for insights that help you help your
child.
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Unique and surprising narrative twists in the Gospel of Luke
As a gentile, Luke had a special concern
for outsiders, foreigners and women. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, he included
details that would’ve subverted the assumptions of his original audience,
perhaps even scandalized some of them. This is especially so in his record of
the events surrounding Jesus’ death and resurrection, and it’s surely no
accident. These narrative twists grab the reader’s interest and give Luke’s
account the ring of truth. After all, who’d make up such a story and then try
to pass it off as history?
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Unique and surprising narrative twists in the book of Acts
Together with the Gospel of Luke, the Book
of Acts forms a two-volume history of the life of Jesus and the birth of the
Church. Luke and Acts are the only books of Scripture written by a non-Jew, but
they make up over a quarter of the New Testament, more than the work of any
other single author. Click through to read how Luke's narrative twists created
a compelling and inspiring storyline that traced the spread of the Gospel
through the unlikeliest of people and into corners of the world one would least
expect.
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