I just finished reading thorough this book and found it to not only full of wisdom but also a very enjoyable read. Malt Mueller is an author that continually turns out incredible resources. I would highly recommend this to all parents of teens and preteens. Download a sample chapter at the bottom of this post or oder a copy of the book this sunday at the shoreline book store.
99 Thoughts for Parents of Teenagers: The Truth on Raising Teensagers From Parents Who Have Been There by Walt Mueller
If you’re the parent of a teenager, you need all the help you can get. How do you help your children make wise choices? How do you give your teenagers freedom to make their own choices while still providing a guiding hand? How do you invest your time and energy in ways that make an eternal difference in your children’s lives?
Walt Mueller delivers the goods in 99 Thoughts for Parents of Teenagers, a no-holds-barred look at the good, bad, and ugly aspects of parenting teenagers. Drawing on his experience as a parent of four children who have passed through their teenage years, Walt shares wisdom, thoughts, insights, and suggestions for making the teenage years count.
If you’re a parent, you’ll want to read, devour, and absorb the dynamic truths in this book. In this book you will gain insights on fulfilling God’s great call to raise children who pursue a Jesus-centered life.
Click here to download an excerpt.
If you ever have a book suggestion to share with other parents please contact Pastor Andrew with details. Were all in this together so make sure to share what you find!
I just finished reading thorough this book and found it to not only full of wisdom but also a very enjoyable read. Malt Mueller is an author that continually turns out incredible resources. I would highly recommend this to all parents of teens and preteens. Download a sample chapter at the bottom of this post or oder a copy of the book this sunday at the shoreline book store.
99 Thoughts for Parents of Teenagers: The Truth on Raising Teensagers From Parents Who Have Been There by Walt Mueller
If you’re the parent of a teenager, you need all the help you can get. How do you help your children make wise choices? How do you give your teenagers freedom to make their own choices while still providing a guiding hand? How do you invest your time and energy in ways that make an eternal difference in your children’s lives?
Walt Mueller delivers the goods in 99 Thoughts for Parents of Teenagers, a no-holds-barred look at the good, bad, and ugly aspects of parenting teenagers. Drawing on his experience as a parent of four children who have passed through their teenage years, Walt shares wisdom, thoughts, insights, and suggestions for making the teenage years count.
If you’re a parent, you’ll want to read, devour, and absorb the dynamic truths in this book. In this book you will gain insights on fulfilling God’s great call to raise children who pursue a Jesus-centered life.
Click here to download an excerpt.
If you ever have a book suggestion to share with other parents please contact Pastor Andrew with details. Were all in this together so make sure to share what you find!
Last Sunday morning the middle school group began a new series called Peter – Rock in the Rough. Over the next four Sunday mornings we will be exploring the life of Peter. Beginning with his decision to follow Christ through the end of his life we will see clear examples of why Jesus called Peter the Rock. To Jesus, Peter was the Rock, an unstable guy with one solid quality – he responded to the Lord’s leading in big ways. This series will encourage your middle schooler that just like Peter, despite their failings and their faults, they can be a rock in the kingdom of God. Make sure your student doesn’t miss this challenging series brought by Pastor Andrew.
Last Sunday morning the middle school group began a new series called Peter – Rock in the Rough. Over the next four Sunday mornings we will be exploring the life of Peter. Beginning with his decision to follow Christ through the end of his life we will see clear examples of why Jesus called Peter the Rock. To Jesus, Peter was the Rock, an unstable guy with one solid quality – he responded to the Lord’s leading in big ways. This series will encourage your middle schooler that just like Peter, despite their failings and their faults, they can be a rock in the kingdom of God. Make sure your student doesn’t miss this challenging series brought by Pastor Andrew.
“To the Meadow!!” Meadow Ranch at Hume Lake is a phenomenal place for middle school students to get away from the everyday distractions and into the quietness the Meadow has to offer and learn more about who God is. From outdoor activities, energetic recreation, silly skits and suspenseful night games, to exceptional speakers, inspiring dramas and impactful worship, your time at Hume will make you want to come back for more! The relevant programming and passionate staff will help ensure your time in the Meadow will be life changing.
Our Middle School sign ups have began and as of March 10th we are filling spots fast! We handed out forms for the first time last night and by the end of the night we have 10% of the spots filled. We will fill up quickly so I urge you to to fill out the form below and turn it in with a $200 deposit of the total price of $600 a.s.a.p. After you have submitted your form and deposit you will be emailed a link to continue the registration process by completing Hume Lakes online registration. Do not register with Hume Lake until you have completed the Shoreline form and have received the email or you will not be registered with our group for camp. If you have any questions about this process please contact Pastor Andrew at andrew@shorelinechurch.org.
Click here to download the – Exit Hume 2011 Shoreline Form
This years theme is: ALL IN
All In explores the lives of Saul and David, examining what it takes to be a person “after God’s own heart,” regardless of the circumstances.
Too often we selfishly seek approval, wisdom, and victory without first seeking the will of God. All In explores how David managed to be called a “man after God’s own heart” despite his human failings, and how Saul lost God’s blessings and succumbed to his pride, jealousy, and fear. Through this theme, we will learn to cultivate a passion to seek God, emulate His character, and strive to be men and women after God’s own heart.
Theme Verse: Psalms 40:8
I desire to do your will, O my God; your law is within my heart.”
“To the Meadow!!” Meadow Ranch at Hume Lake is a phenomenal place for middle school students to get away from the everyday distractions and into the quietness the Meadow has to offer and learn more about who God is. From outdoor activities, energetic recreation, silly skits and suspenseful night games, to exceptional speakers, inspiring dramas and impactful worship, your time at Hume will make you want to come back for more! The relevant programming and passionate staff will help ensure your time in the Meadow will be life changing.
Our Middle School sign ups have began and as of March 10th we are filling spots fast! We handed out forms for the first time last night and by the end of the night we have 10% of the spots filled. We will fill up quickly so I urge you to to fill out the form below and turn it in with a $200 deposit of the total price of $600 a.s.a.p. After you have submitted your form and deposit you will be emailed a link to continue the registration process by completing Hume Lakes online registration. Do not register with Hume Lake until you have completed the Shoreline form and have received the email or you will not be registered with our group for camp. If you have any questions about this process please contact Pastor Andrew at andrew@shorelinechurch.org.
Click here to download the – Exit Hume 2011 Shoreline Form
This years theme is: ALL IN
All In explores the lives of Saul and David, examining what it takes to be a person “after God’s own heart,” regardless of the circumstances.
Too often we selfishly seek approval, wisdom, and victory without first seeking the will of God. All In explores how David managed to be called a “man after God’s own heart” despite his human failings, and how Saul lost God’s blessings and succumbed to his pride, jealousy, and fear. Through this theme, we will learn to cultivate a passion to seek God, emulate His character, and strive to be men and women after God’s own heart.
Theme Verse: Psalms 40:8
I desire to do your will, O my God; your law is within my heart.”
The Exit Middle School will be visiting the Monterey Pines Convalescent Home this saturday, March 5th. We’ll be meeting at 9am at Shoreline and following Danny and Jenn over to the home for those who don’t know exactly were it’s located. However, if you do know where it’s at, the event doesn’t officially start until 9:30am, so feel free to meet us there. This visit will give us an opportunity to reach out to our elders in our community who may not experience visits that often. Our time spent there sends a clear message of God’s love and how much people care about them and it also gives our young people a chance to give back. So come and be part of something special . It’ll mean so much! Not to mention we’ll have a lot of fun spending time as a youth group as well!
Students will be picked up at Monterey Pines Convalescent Home (1501 Skyline Drive Monterey, CA 93940-4198)
Date: March 5th
Time: 9-11:30 am
The Exit Middle School will be visiting the Monterey Pines Convalescent Home this saturday, March 5th. We’ll be meeting at 9am at Shoreline and following Danny and Jenn over to the home for those who don’t know exactly were it’s located. However, if you do know where it’s at, the event doesn’t officially start until 9:30am, so feel free to meet us there. This visit will give us an opportunity to reach out to our elders in our community who may not experience visits that often. Our time spent there sends a clear message of God’s love and how much people care about them and it also gives our young people a chance to give back. So come and be part of something special . It’ll mean so much! Not to mention we’ll have a lot of fun spending time as a youth group as well!
Students will be picked up at Monterey Pines Convalescent Home (1501 Skyline Drive Monterey, CA 93940-4198)
Date: March 5th
Time: 9-11:30 am
