Storytelling is a way to transfer knowledge and to transfer the knowledge of happenings. What is special about storytelling is that you involve yourself. You can hardly tell a story and stay on the outside of it. It is often good to pay attention to the effect the story has on yourself. In other words: when you tell stories, you also convey emotions. You release something of your own identity when you are telling stories. Story telling is setting a relationship in motion.

Do fathers have time for their children? This article looks at a father’s first responsibility. It also discusses the importance of fathers in parenting.

The Lord considers safety to be of utmost importance for his children. He therefore calls for parents to create a safe environment for their children. This article discusses this, also with Deuteronomy 22:8 in view.

Should covenantal education be considered a thing of the past? This article discusses how covenant and baptism should remain in and feature prominently in Reformed Education.