Pat Lamb Stories

Kids have problems, too!

Sometimes we forget that children, as well as adults, have problems.

The dreams of parents

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all parents simply wanted their children to be what God created them to be?

Giving or receiving?

In today’s world, it seems that most of the focus on raising children centers around what we can do for them.  The truth is, children learn much more by what they do for others and by participating in events rather than simply being onlookers.

Dilemma of Halloween

Halloween presents a dilemma for Christian parents.  Do they really want their children celebrating the holiday?

In their shoes

It is easy to become so concerned with our hustle and bustle as parents that we forget the feelings that children have as they prepare to return to school.  Yes, parents worry about clothes, supplies, schedules, etc.  But what about the children, and what they are feeling and thinking?

Adopted children have questions

Raising any child is not easy, but love sees us through the challenges. After all, Joseph adopted Jesus.  Moses, Samuel, and Esther were adopted. If more Christians would adopt, we  could eliminate much abortion.

Dad needs mom’s support

When my husband and I were first married, I told him that I did not want to be in first place in his life.  What I preferred was to have him always put God in first place, then I would know that I would always be in second place.  God plans everything perfectly, if we would only follow His ways!

A great tool!

We all like good tools that will help us get our tasks accomplished. Some of the latest and best tools to be invented, in my opinion, include the computer, cell phone, and the technology that comes with them. However, just like any other tool, they must be used appropriately or they can cause harm.

Children and money

There are many people who think all problems can be solved by money.  Not so!  However, children do need to learn a healthy respect for money.

The best stories for children

“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path” (Psalm 119:105). Isn’t it nice that we don’t have to pay a lot of money for the most valuable stories of all for our children?  Let’s wipe the dust off that Bible and put it to use!

Pity isn’t the answer

How do we feel when we see someone who is mentally or physically challenged?  Is our first feeling one of pity?  What does our pity do to help the individual?

Parenting can be tough

The Bible tells us that children are a gift from God, but sometimes it is tough to parent that gift!

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