P A R E n T
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WHAT'S THIS FOR?
At Real Life Church, our heart is to continue building strong, thriving family ministries by providing opportunities for parents to grow in their knowledge, confidence, and approach to raising their children. Parenting isn’t always easy, but you don’t have to do it alone! We are here to support families with resources, encouragement, and prayer as they navigate the unique and ever-changing journey of raising kids—from childhood to pre-teen, teen, and young adult years.
We truly believe that every parent has the ability to learn, grow, and build a spiritually healthy, loving, and thriving foundation for their children’s growth. That’s why we’re excited to release a book in each parenting stage—though there are no rules on who can read what, we encourage you to begin in the stage that you are currently in. This is just the beginning of our commitment to the next generation, offering inspiring and practical Christian literature designed to equip and empower parents with the tools they need to navigate their parenting journey with confidence and faith.
Please feel free to reach out to Pastor Josh Ambrose for more information or questions.
This month's Featured resources
For the month of August, see the featured books for parents below selected my Family Pastor Josh and Pastor Taylor!
PARENTS WITH KIDs
Parenting young children can be tough, whether it’s your first or third. We recommend starting with "The Five Love Languages of Children" — because God made every child uniquely special with their own love language.
PARENTS WITH TEENS
Parenting teens can feel like navigating unique terrain. We recommend starting with "The Soul of Shame"— a deep dive into how humans process shame and what to do with it, something often experienced in the teen years.
PARENTING & MARRIAGE
Parenting in general — and even marriage or single parenting—are such crucial seasons of life. We want to support parents in whatever season they’re in. We believe "Keep Your Love On" is a fantastic starting point for marriage, parenting, or navigating life as a single parent.
Check out parent resources for your child(ren)'s age group below
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Ages 0 - 35
Months
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Ages 3 - 4
Years
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Ages 5 - 6 Years
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Ages 7 - 11 Years
(1st - 5th grades)
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AGES 12 - 14 YEARS
(Middle School)
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Ages 15 - 18 Years
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Maintaining A Healthy Marriage
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Guppies
The recommended resources below are for parents of children ages 0 - 36 months.
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WORSHIP GROUPS
Elevation Worship
Hillsong Worship
SEU Worship
VOUS Worship
Zoe Worship
Upperroom
Red Rock Worship
The belonging co.
Passion
Bethel Music
River Valley Worship
Jesus Culture
Vertical Worship
Mosaic MSC
Hillsong United
WORSHIP ARTIST
Brandon Lake
Cory Asbury
Phil Wickham
Lauren Daigle
Taya
Pat Barrett
TobyMac
Amanda Cook
Tauren Wells
Aodhan King
Benjamin William Hastingings
Alexander Pappas
Chris Tomlin
Matthew West
Mack Brock
Jeremy Camp
Kim Walker-Smith
Crowder
Kari Jobe
Colton Dixon
Amy Grant
Brooke Ligherwood
Matt Redman
Danny Gokey
Natalie Grant
Steven Curtis Chapman
Cody Carnes
Michael W. Smith
Bryan and Katie Torwalt
Steffany Gretsigner
BANDS
Newsboys
Leeland
Citizens
Mercy Me
We the kingdom
CAIN
Needtobreathe
For king and country
Kutless
Switchfoot
We the kingdom
Tenth Avenue North
Audio Adrenaline
Building 429
Casting Crown
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Discover enjoyable, budget-friendly family activities that are perfect for both the outdoors and indoors. Many can be enjoyed year-round, but here are a few quick seasonal ideas to help your family connect throughout the year.
Spring
Nature Walks & Parks
- Mercer Slough Nature Park (Bellevue): Guided canoe tours, nature walks, Environmental Education Center
- Soos Creek Trail (Kent): Family-friendly, flat trail for walking and biking
- Lake Wilderness Arboretum (Maple Valley): Explore gardens and trails
- Kelsey Creek Farm Park (Bellevue): Farm animals, playground, and story times
- Green River Natural Resources Area (Kent): Birdwatching and easy trails
- Tots on Trails (Tacoma): Free toddler-led hikes at Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter
Farmers Markets
- Local markets open in spring across all cities
- Mary Olson Farm (Auburn): Historic farm with animals and seasonal events
At-Home Fun
- Prayer Walk in Nature: Take a walk outdoors, pausing to thank God for signs of new life and pray for neighbors or friends you pass.
- Resurrection Eggs: Use plastic eggs filled with symbols of the Easter story to retell Jesus’ death and resurrection as a family.
- Decorate Gratitude Umbrellas: On a rainy day, decorate umbrellas with words and pictures of God’s blessings, reminding everyone of His love and provision
- Create Garden Stones: Make personalized garden stones inscribed with “New life in Jesus!” to celebrate the resurrection and place them in your yard
- Acts of Kindness Night: Brainstorm and plan ways to serve others as a family - for example, write cards, plan a donation, or pray for specific people.
Summer
Outdoor Water Play & Parks
- Lake Meridian Park (Kent): Swimming, picnics, playground
- Lake Wilderness Park (Maple Valley): Beach, trails, and summer events
- Bellevue Beach Parks: Swimming, sand play, picnics
- Spray Parks & Wading Pools: Angle Lake Park, Les Gove Park, and more
Festivals & Outdoor Events
- Renton River Days: Parades, concerts, Rubber Ducky Derby, and more
- Maple Valley Kids’ Festival: Crafts, games, inflatables
- Seattle Waterfront Park (Pier 62): Free family activities and marine science programs
- Movies in the Park (Bellevue): Free outdoor movie nights at Downtown Bellevue Park
- Japan Fair (Bellevue): Cultural festival with kids’ activities
Science & Nature
- Tiptoe Through the Tidepools (Tacoma): Naturalist-led tidepool exploration
- SEA You on the Waterfront (Seattle): Aquarium-led activities at Pier 62
Fishing Events
- The Old Fishing Hole Park (Kent): Free kids’ fishing event
At-Home Fun
- Outdoor Worship Night: Gather in the backyard for singing worship songs, reading psalms, and sharing testimonies of God’s faithfulness.
- Bible Verse Scavenger Hunt: Hide Bible verses around the yard or park and have kids find and read them aloud, discussing what each means.
- Service Project Day: Volunteer as a family at a local food bank or clean up a park, reflecting on serving others as Jesus did.
- Picnic & Parables: Enjoy a picnic and take turns reading and acting out favorite parables of Jesus.
- Creation Art in the Park: Use leaves, flowers, and stones to make temporary art, celebrating God’s creativity and discussing Genesis
Fall
Harvest Festivals & Pumpkin Patches
- Local farms in Kent, Maple Valley, and Bellevue
Art & Craft Activities
- Made in Bellevue: Drop-in crafting sessions downtown
- Centennial Center Art Gallery (Kent): Rotating exhibits
Scenic Walks
- Enjoy fall colors at local parks and arboretums
At-Home Fun
- Thankfulness Tree: Make a tree from paper or branches; throughout the season, add leaves labeled with things you’re thankful God has provided.
- Harvest Blessing Baskets: Assemble baskets with food or treats and deliver them to neighbors or those in need, practicing generosity.
- Bible Story Pumpkin Carving: Carve or paint pumpkins with Christian symbols (cross, fish, hearts) and talk about their meaning.
- Family Devotion Bonfire: Gather around a fire pit to share s’mores, read Scripture, and pray for each other and your community.
- Bible Story Snack Night: Prepare snacks that connect to Bible stories (e.g., animal crackers for Noah’s Ark, fish-shaped cookies for the feeding of the 5,000) and read the related passage.
Winter
Indoor Play & Museums
- Kent Indoor Park: Low-cost indoor play for young children
- KidsQuest Children’s Museum (Bellevue): Hands-on exhibits (admission fee)
- Renton History Museum: Free/low-cost admission days
- MaST Center Aquarium (Des Moines): Free marine exhibits
- Bowling & Ice Skating: Kent Bowl, Kent Valley Ice Centre
Library & Community Center Events
- Nature Story Time (Renton): Free themed story times at Family First Community Center
- Free Drop-in Activities (Seattle): Seattle community centers offer sports, crafts, and more
- Lowe’s Free Kids’ Workshops: Monthly DIY projects to build at home (or in-store!)
Holiday Events
- Snowflake Lane (Bellevue): free Christmas parade of holiday floats, dancing and music every night starting at 7p November 28 - December 24
At-Home Fun- Gratitude Garland: Make a paper chain or garland, writing something you’re thankful for (from God or about each other) on each link.
- Hot Cocoa & Testimony Night: Enjoy hot chocolate while each family member shares a story of how they’ve seen God’s love or faithfulness.
- Cookie Decorating for a Cause: Decorate cookies, package them, and deliver to a fire station, police station, or our unhoused neighbors practicing service and kindness.
- Christian Movie Night: Watch a faith-based film such as “The Prince of Egypt” or “VeggieTales,” then discuss the biblical lessons together.
- Noah’s Ark Challenge: Construct an “ark” using blankets, pillows, or cardboard, then read the story of Noah and talk about obedience and faith.
- Worship & Praise Dance Party: Turn on worship music and have a dance party, celebrating joy and gratitude together.
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Studies - Learning
RK SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEKLY TAKE-HOME SHEET
Prayer - Resting
Bible Reading - S.O.A.P.
Real Life Church S.O.A.P. Bible Reading Plan
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We understand that today's culture is everywhere, especially in the TV shows and movies our kids are watching. We encourage you to research for yourself, for your own family, what TV shows and movies are appropriate. You can use these sites below for reviews on today's TV shows and movies so you can make well-informed decisions for your family.For a balanced perspective, check out Common Sense Media reviews that Christian parents use alongside faith-based review sites:Below is a list of TV shows and movies that offer age-appropriate entertainment that reflect our Christian values.We understand that every family is unique, so we encourage you to explore these options and choose what feels right for your own household.
Not finding these TV shows or movies on your typical streaming platforms? Try purchasing one of these recommended faith-based streaming platforms where you can find many of these TV shows, movies, and more!
Bubblebees
The recommended resources below are for parents of children ages 3 - 4 years.
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Discover enjoyable, budget-friendly family activities that are perfect for both the outdoors and indoors. Many can be enjoyed year-round, but here are a few quick seasonal ideas to help your family connect throughout the year.
Spring
Nature Walks & Parks
- Mercer Slough Nature Park (Bellevue): Guided canoe tours, nature walks, Environmental Education Center
- Soos Creek Trail (Kent): Family-friendly, flat trail for walking and biking
- Lake Wilderness Arboretum (Maple Valley): Explore gardens and trails
- Kelsey Creek Farm Park (Bellevue): Farm animals, playground, and story times
- Green River Natural Resources Area (Kent): Birdwatching and easy trails
- Tots on Trails (Tacoma): Free toddler-led hikes at Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter
Farmers Markets
- Local markets open in spring across all cities
- Mary Olson Farm (Auburn): Historic farm with animals and seasonal events
At-Home Fun
- Prayer Walk in Nature: Take a walk outdoors, pausing to thank God for signs of new life and pray for neighbors or friends you pass.
- Resurrection Eggs: Use plastic eggs filled with symbols of the Easter story to retell Jesus’ death and resurrection as a family.
- Decorate Gratitude Umbrellas: On a rainy day, decorate umbrellas with words and pictures of God’s blessings, reminding everyone of His love and provision
- Create Garden Stones: Make personalized garden stones inscribed with “New life in Jesus!” to celebrate the resurrection and place them in your yard
- Acts of Kindness Night: Brainstorm and plan ways to serve others as a family - for example, write cards, plan a donation, or pray for specific people.
Summer
Outdoor Water Play & Parks
- Lake Meridian Park (Kent): Swimming, picnics, playground
- Lake Wilderness Park (Maple Valley): Beach, trails, and summer events
- Bellevue Beach Parks: Swimming, sand play, picnics
- Spray Parks & Wading Pools: Angle Lake Park, Les Gove Park, and more
Festivals & Outdoor Events
- Renton River Days: Parades, concerts, Rubber Ducky Derby, and more
- Maple Valley Kids’ Festival: Crafts, games, inflatables
- Seattle Waterfront Park (Pier 62): Free family activities and marine science programs
- Movies in the Park (Bellevue): Free outdoor movie nights at Downtown Bellevue Park
- Japan Fair (Bellevue): Cultural festival with kids’ activities
Science & Nature
- Tiptoe Through the Tidepools (Tacoma): Naturalist-led tidepool exploration
- SEA You on the Waterfront (Seattle): Aquarium-led activities at Pier 62
Fishing Events
- The Old Fishing Hole Park (Kent): Free kids’ fishing event
At-Home Fun
- Outdoor Worship Night: Gather in the backyard for singing worship songs, reading psalms, and sharing testimonies of God’s faithfulness.
- Bible Verse Scavenger Hunt: Hide Bible verses around the yard or park and have kids find and read them aloud, discussing what each means.
- Service Project Day: Volunteer as a family at a local food bank or clean up a park, reflecting on serving others as Jesus did.
- Picnic & Parables: Enjoy a picnic and take turns reading and acting out favorite parables of Jesus.
- Creation Art in the Park: Use leaves, flowers, and stones to make temporary art, celebrating God’s creativity and discussing Genesis
Fall
Harvest Festivals & Pumpkin Patches
- Local farms in Kent, Maple Valley, and Bellevue
Art & Craft Activities
- Made in Bellevue: Drop-in crafting sessions downtown
- Centennial Center Art Gallery (Kent): Rotating exhibits
Scenic Walks
- Enjoy fall colors at local parks and arboretums
At-Home Fun
- Thankfulness Tree: Make a tree from paper or branches; throughout the season, add leaves labeled with things you’re thankful God has provided.
- Harvest Blessing Baskets: Assemble baskets with food or treats and deliver them to neighbors or those in need, practicing generosity.
- Bible Story Pumpkin Carving: Carve or paint pumpkins with Christian symbols (cross, fish, hearts) and talk about their meaning.
- Family Devotion Bonfire: Gather around a fire pit to share s’mores, read Scripture, and pray for each other and your community.
- Bible Story Snack Night: Prepare snacks that connect to Bible stories (e.g., animal crackers for Noah’s Ark, fish-shaped cookies for the feeding of the 5,000) and read the related passage.
Winter
Indoor Play & Museums
- Kent Indoor Park: Low-cost indoor play for young children
- KidsQuest Children’s Museum (Bellevue): Hands-on exhibits (admission fee)
- Renton History Museum: Free/low-cost admission days
- MaST Center Aquarium (Des Moines): Free marine exhibits
- Bowling & Ice Skating: Kent Bowl, Kent Valley Ice Centre
Library & Community Center Events
- Nature Story Time (Renton): Free themed story times at Family First Community Center
- Free Drop-in Activities (Seattle): Seattle community centers offer sports, crafts, and more
- Lowe’s Free Kids’ Workshops: Monthly DIY projects to build at home (or in-store!)
Holiday Events
- Snowflake Lane (Bellevue): free Christmas parade of holiday floats, dancing and music every night starting at 7p November 28 - December 24
At-Home Fun
- Gratitude Garland: Make a paper chain or garland, writing something you’re thankful for (from God or about each other) on each link.
- Hot Cocoa & Testimony Night: Enjoy hot chocolate while each family member shares a story of how they’ve seen God’s love or faithfulness.
- Cookie Decorating for a Cause: Decorate cookies, package them, and deliver to a fire station, police station, or our unhoused neighbors practicing service and kindness.
- Christian Movie Night: Watch a faith-based film such as “The Prince of Egypt” or “VeggieTales,” then discuss the biblical lessons together.
- Noah’s Ark Challenge: Construct an “ark” using blankets, pillows, or cardboard, then read the story of Noah and talk about obedience and faith.
- Worship & Praise Dance Party: Turn on worship music and have a dance party, celebrating joy and gratitude together.
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Studies - Learning
RK SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEKLY TAKE-HOME SHEET
Prayer - Resting
Bible Reading - S.O.A.P.
Real Life Church S.O.A.P. Bible Reading Plan
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We understand that today's culture is everywhere, especially in the TV shows and movies our kids are watching. We encourage you to research for yourself, for your own family, what TV shows and movies are appropriate. You can use these sites below for reviews on today's TV shows and movies so you can make well-informed decisions for your family.
PluggedIn (Focus on the Family)
Christian Spotlight on Entertainment
For a balanced perspective, check out Common Sense Media reviews that Christian parents use alongside faith-based review sites:
Below is a list of TV shows and movies that offer age-appropriate entertainment that reflect our Christian values.
We understand that every family is unique, so we encourage you to explore these options and choose what feels right for your own household.
Not finding these TV shows or movies on your typical streaming platforms? Try purchasing one of these recommended faith-based streaming platforms where you can find many of these TV shows, movies, and more!
butterflies
The recommended resources below are for parents of children ages 5 - 6 years.
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Discover enjoyable, budget-friendly family activities that are perfect for both the outdoors and indoors. Many can be enjoyed year-round, but here are a few quick seasonal ideas to help your family connect throughout the year.
Spring
Nature Walks & Parks
- Mercer Slough Nature Park (Bellevue): Guided canoe tours, nature walks, Environmental Education Center
- Soos Creek Trail (Kent): Family-friendly, flat trail for walking and biking
- Lake Wilderness Arboretum (Maple Valley): Explore gardens and trails
- Kelsey Creek Farm Park (Bellevue): Farm animals, playground, and story times
- Green River Natural Resources Area (Kent): Birdwatching and easy trails
- Tots on Trails (Tacoma): Free toddler-led hikes at Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter
Farmers Markets
- Local markets open in spring across all cities
- Mary Olson Farm (Auburn): Historic farm with animals and seasonal events
At-Home Fun
- Prayer Walk in Nature: Take a walk outdoors, pausing to thank God for signs of new life and pray for neighbors or friends you pass.
- Resurrection Eggs: Use plastic eggs filled with symbols of the Easter story to retell Jesus’ death and resurrection as a family.
- Decorate Gratitude Umbrellas: On a rainy day, decorate umbrellas with words and pictures of God’s blessings, reminding everyone of His love and provision
- Create Garden Stones: Make personalized garden stones inscribed with “New life in Jesus!” to celebrate the resurrection and place them in your yard
- Acts of Kindness Night: Brainstorm and plan ways to serve others as a family - for example, write cards, plan a donation, or pray for specific people.
Summer
Outdoor Water Play & Parks
- Lake Meridian Park (Kent): Swimming, picnics, playground
- Lake Wilderness Park (Maple Valley): Beach, trails, and summer events
- Bellevue Beach Parks: Swimming, sand play, picnics
- Spray Parks & Wading Pools: Angle Lake Park, Les Gove Park, and more
Festivals & Outdoor Events
- Renton River Days: Parades, concerts, Rubber Ducky Derby, and more
- Maple Valley Kids’ Festival: Crafts, games, inflatables
- Seattle Waterfront Park (Pier 62): Free family activities and marine science programs
- Movies in the Park (Bellevue): Free outdoor movie nights at Downtown Bellevue Park
- Japan Fair (Bellevue): Cultural festival with kids’ activities
Science & Nature
- Tiptoe Through the Tidepools (Tacoma): Naturalist-led tidepool exploration
- SEA You on the Waterfront (Seattle): Aquarium-led activities at Pier 62
Fishing Events
- The Old Fishing Hole Park (Kent): Free kids’ fishing event
At-Home Fun
- Outdoor Worship Night: Gather in the backyard for singing worship songs, reading psalms, and sharing testimonies of God’s faithfulness.
- Bible Verse Scavenger Hunt: Hide Bible verses around the yard or park and have kids find and read them aloud, discussing what each means.
- Service Project Day: Volunteer as a family at a local food bank or clean up a park, reflecting on serving others as Jesus did.
- Picnic & Parables: Enjoy a picnic and take turns reading and acting out favorite parables of Jesus.
- Creation Art in the Park: Use leaves, flowers, and stones to make temporary art, celebrating God’s creativity and discussing Genesis
Fall
Harvest Festivals & Pumpkin Patches
- Local farms in Kent, Maple Valley, and Bellevue
Art & Craft Activities
- Made in Bellevue: Drop-in crafting sessions downtown
- Centennial Center Art Gallery (Kent): Rotating exhibits
Scenic Walks
- Enjoy fall colors at local parks and arboretums
At-Home Fun
- Thankfulness Tree: Make a tree from paper or branches; throughout the season, add leaves labeled with things you’re thankful God has provided.
- Harvest Blessing Baskets: Assemble baskets with food or treats and deliver them to neighbors or those in need, practicing generosity.
- Bible Story Pumpkin Carving: Carve or paint pumpkins with Christian symbols (cross, fish, hearts) and talk about their meaning.
- Family Devotion Bonfire: Gather around a fire pit to share s’mores, read Scripture, and pray for each other and your community.
- Bible Story Snack Night: Prepare snacks that connect to Bible stories (e.g., animal crackers for Noah’s Ark, fish-shaped cookies for the feeding of the 5,000) and read the related passage.
Winter
Indoor Play & Museums
- Kent Indoor Park: Low-cost indoor play for young children
- KidsQuest Children’s Museum (Bellevue): Hands-on exhibits (admission fee)
- Renton History Museum: Free/low-cost admission days
- MaST Center Aquarium (Des Moines): Free marine exhibits
- Bowling & Ice Skating: Kent Bowl, Kent Valley Ice Centre
Library & Community Center Events
- Nature Story Time (Renton): Free themed story times at Family First Community Center
- Free Drop-in Activities (Seattle): Seattle community centers offer sports, crafts, and more
- Lowe’s Free Kids’ Workshops: Monthly DIY projects to build at home (or in-store!)
Holiday Events
- Snowflake Lane (Bellevue): free Christmas parade of holiday floats, dancing and music every night starting at 7p November 28 - December 24
At-Home Fun
- Gratitude Garland: Make a paper chain or garland, writing something you’re thankful for (from God or about each other) on each link.
- Hot Cocoa & Testimony Night: Enjoy hot chocolate while each family member shares a story of how they’ve seen God’s love or faithfulness.
- Cookie Decorating for a Cause: Decorate cookies, package them, and deliver to a fire station, police station, or our unhoused neighbors practicing service and kindness.
- Christian Movie Night: Watch a faith-based film such as “The Prince of Egypt” or “VeggieTales,” then discuss the biblical lessons together.
- Noah’s Ark Challenge: Construct an “ark” using blankets, pillows, or cardboard, then read the story of Noah and talk about obedience and faith.
- Worship & Praise Dance Party: Turn on worship music and have a dance party, celebrating joy and gratitude together.
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Studies - Learning
RK SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEKLY TAKE-HOME SHEET
Prayer - Resting
Bible Reading - S.O.A.P.
Real Life Church S.O.A.P. Bible Reading Plan
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We understand that today's culture is everywhere, especially in the TV shows and movies our kids are watching. We encourage you to research for yourself, for your own family, what TV shows and movies are appropriate. You can use these sites below for reviews on today's TV shows and movies so you can make well-informed decisions for your family.
PluggedIn (Focus on the Family)
Christian Spotlight on Entertainment
For a balanced perspective, check out Common Sense Media reviews that Christian parents use alongside faith-based review sites:
Below is a list of TV shows and movies that offer age-appropriate entertainment that reflect our Christian values.
We understand that every family is unique, so we encourage you to explore these options and choose what feels right for your own household.
Not finding these TV shows or movies on your typical streaming platforms? Try purchasing one of these recommended faith-based streaming platforms where you can find many of these TV shows, movies, and more!
Maintaining a Healthy Marriage
Are you newly married and hoping to start a family soon, or already have kids at home?
Either way, now is the perfect time to invest in your role as a spouse - laying a strong foundation for your marriage so you can be the best parent possible.
Explore these resources to help build and maintain a healthy, thriving marriage.
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QUESTIONS?
Feel free to contact us with any questions about the books, content, or more resources by emailing josh@reallifechurch.com