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Developing Holy Habits: Lessons from the Terrible Twos
The second year of a child's life is nothing short of remarkable. Toddlers transform from babbling babies into walking, talking little humans who can express their needs and interact with their world. But perhaps most importantly, they begin developing lifelong habits that will serve their health and well-being for years to come.

Mike Frese
6 days ago3 min read


From "Look at Me" to "I See You": Moving Beyond Self-Focus to Service
I'll never forget the day my granddaughter Joanna wanted my attention during an adult conversation. After asking her to wait politely,...

Mike Frese
Jul 213 min read


From "I Do It Myself" to "I Do It With God": Moving Beyond Independence to Interdependence
YouTube Video Summary: "I Do It Myself" vs. "I Do It With God"
We all have that toddler independence streak – "I do it myself!" While independence is important for growth, it can lead us into dangerous situations when taken too far. Just like two-year-olds pouring milk everywhere or wearing shorts sledding, we adults often try to handle life's battles alone.
The story of Elisha shows us a better way. When surrounded by enemy armies, his servant panicked – but Elisha had peace

Mike Frese
Jul 213 min read


From Toddler Tantrums to Adult Meltdowns: A Biblical Guide to Managing Anger
We've all been there - toddler meltdowns aren't just for toddlers! 😤
From imaginary fire truck doors to the wrong burrito wrapping, anger hits us all. But here's the truth: anger doesn't have to control us.

Mike Frese
Jul 213 min read


Why God's Rules Aren't About Control—They're About Love
Ever wonder why we resist rules, even ones that might be good for us? Just like toddlers testing boundaries, we often view God's commandments as restrictions rather than protection. This post explores how God's "rules" aren't about control—they're expressions of love designed to guide us toward flourishing lives. Through relatable examples and practical insights, discover why moving from "No" to "Yes" in our relationship with God leads to the freedom, peace, and purpose we're

Mike Frese
Jun 304 min read


What's Mine is Mine!
Anyone who's spent time with toddlers knows the drill. Three-year-old Oakland smiles mischievously as she does the very thing her uncle just asked her not to do. Meanwhile, her eleven-year-old sister Kinley has always been the compliant one, listening without question. The contrast is striking, but it reveals something profound about human nature: we all struggle with selfish instincts, and unfortunately, these behaviors don't simply fade away as we age—they just look differe

Tiler Bland
Jun 235 min read


Let Go of Your Pacifier: Embracing God's New Thing for Your Life
What's holding you back from embracing everything God has planned for your life? Whether it's nostalgia or past trauma, know that God wants more for you. Strengthening your relationship with Him will help you embrace everything He has in store for you.

Mike Frese
Jun 186 min read
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