Spring has sprung, and signs of new life are beginning to emerge in so many different places. We see it in the blooming flowers, the budding trees, and the longer, warmer days. But new life isn’t just something that happens in nature. It can happen in our hearts and homes as well. Easter and the resurrection of Jesus remind us that through Him, we have the opportunity to embrace a fresh start, experiencing the grace and forgiveness of God in a way that transforms our lives. This new life doesn’t mean everything will always go smoothly or that we’ll get exactly what we want. Instead, it means that we can live with a deeper purpose, trusting that God’s presence and promises to sustain us no matter our circumstances. It’s a life of hope, joy, and renewal, rooted in our relationship with Him rather than the temporary things of this world. As a parent, you have an incredible opportunity to model this kind of life for your teenagers. This month, we encourage you to embrace the new life Jesus offers, not just for yourself but as a guiding light for your family. Point your teenagers toward Him, showing them what it means to walk in grace, faith, and the abundant life He provides.
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This month’s Parenting Class encourages parents to embrace and model the new life that Jesus offers. Using the analogy of seasonal changes, the video talks about how new life brings transformation in our thoughts, words, and actions. Drawing from Scripture, the message challenges parents to evaluate their own faith journey and live in a way that points their teenagers toward Christ. By intentionally renewing their minds, speaking life-giving words, and demonstrating Christlike actions, parents can help their teens experience true freedom and purpose found only in a relationship with Jesus. Check out this video to be inspired and equipped to lead your family in embracing the new life God offers every day.
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