What is God’s plan for sibling relationships? Do you have a plan to help your children become best friends in Christ? Join Dr. Rob Rienow for this important conversation on sibling relationships. You will come away with practical ways to help your children build strong spiritual connections with one another.
Would you like to experience more oneness and unity in your marriage? Join Dr. Rob and Amy Rienow as they share biblical principles and practical ways that couples can pursue greater oneness in their marriage relationship.
Our kids are growing up in a sexually confused and supercharged culture. Every person, every child, struggles in some form or another with sexual sin and struggle. In this episode, Dr. Rob Rienow offers biblical principles and practical guidance for loving and leading our children through areas of sexual struggle and confusion.
We live in a culture of sexual confusion, chaos, and lies. Christian parents need to understand God’s truth about manhood, womanhood, marriage, and sexuality and we need a plan to help share that truth with our children. In this episode, Dr. Rob Rienow will equip you with essential biblical principles about sexuality along with practical ways to share them with your children.
Firstborn children make a huge impact in a family system. Leadership and character can trickle down from the oldest child to younger siblings, and the opposite is also true. Join Dr. Rob and Amy Rienow, along with their special guest, RW Rienow. They share their stories, key Scriptures, and parenting strategies to help your firstborn child be a spiritual leader for the next generation.
Lissy Rienow joins her father, Dr. Rob Rienow, to encourage parents to build strong relationships with their teens in order to help them grow closer to God.
Lissy Rienow joins Dr. Rob Rienow and reflects on important lessons that the Lord taught her during her teen years, as well as a big announcement!
Thanksgiving is needed in our world and in our families right now. Not because life is easy, because it is not. Chaos, sickness, and the fear of death swirl around us. We can and should give thanks because God is on His throne. We can say, from Psalm 100, “Know that the Lord is God.