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National Center for Biblical Parenting

We are committed to helping parents with a heart-based approach to parenting, offering biblical, practical solutions.

09/14/2026

Many church leaders have parents in their congregations who are raising children with ADHD. These parents are often exhausted and discouraged after trying countless strategies, yet the same struggles—impulsiveness, forgetfulness, emotional outbursts, and poor follow-through—continue.

A biblical, heart-based approach recognizes that ADHD is real and that neurological differences can affect attention, impulse control, and executive functioning. At the same time, it looks beyond behavior and addresses the heart, offering biblical and practical ways to help children grow.

Parents don’t need more guilt. They need hope—and the church can help provide it.

09/09/2026

We’re heading to Evansville, IN for the KidzMatter Conference, October 6–8! 🙌

Come find us in the Ministry Market and say hello! We’re looking forward to meeting fellow ministry leaders, connecting with you, and sharing an exciting time together at the conference.

09/08/2026

Parent life is hard, but it’s also full of pure magic. ✨

Here are 5 powerful scriptures you can use to speak peace, courage, and purpose over your kids this week—plus simple ways to put them into practice daily.

📱 Save this post for later, and drop a comment below with the verse your family needs most right now! 👇❤️

09/04/2026

What's one thing your child did this week that made you smile? 😊

Big or small — we want to hear it! Sometimes we need the reminder that parenting isn't just hard, it's also full of good moments.

09/03/2026

"Gentle parenting" is everywhere right now — but is it actually working? Dr. Scott Turansky breaks down what gentle parenting gets right, where it falls short, and what kids really need to grow in character. This one's worth the read.

09/02/2026

7 Things Your Child Needs More Than Another Toy ❤️

We all love giving our children gifts, but some of the most important things they need can't be bought in a store.

They need our time.
They need our attention.
They need our prayers.
They need loving boundaries.
They need consistency.
They need to experience forgiveness.
And they need to see a living example of faith.

The toys may eventually be forgotten.

But the moments you spent together, the prayers you prayed, the grace you showed, and the example you lived can shape your child's heart for years to come.

Which of these seven do you think children need most today? ❤️

Save this as a reminder and share it with another parent who needs encouragement today.

08/19/2026

What’s one parenting situation you find yourself praying about the most right now?

I’d genuinely love to hear what other parents are walking through.

08/11/2026

Being a hero doesn't start with a cape — it starts with a choice! In this comic strip, Max and Allie spot trash blowing across the park and decide to clean it up... without anyone asking them to.

That's Hero Habit #1: Do What's Right.
Read through and see how their small decision inspired the whole squad to jump in and help.

Which Hero Habit should we cover next?

07/15/2026

Tired of being the human alarm clock for your kids — reminding them about shoes, backpacks, and chores every single day? Try shifting from reminders to cues.

A cue is something in the environment that signals what needs to happen next, and kids can be trained to notice it, just like we do as adults. Ask your child: 'What tells you it's time to feed the dog?' or 'How do you know your backpack needs to go by the door?'

Naming the cue helps them start responding to it without being told — and that's where real responsibility begins to grow.

Try it this week and tell us how it goes!

07/14/2026

Ever feel like you're managing the same behavior over and over with no real change?

Heart-based parenting takes a different approach — instead of only responding to what a child does, it looks at why they do it: the beliefs, attitudes, and values underneath. Real change starts on the inside, not just with a sticker chart or a time-out.

This week, we're sharing simple, practical ways to parent the heart, not just the behavior. Which challenge would you love help with this week — attitude, motivation, or obedience?

Drop it in the comments.

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