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Navigating the Challenges of Raising Godly Children in Year 2025

Writer's picture: Kemi SamuelKemi Samuel

Welcome to Godly Parenting by Twins&Enny; where faith meets family! Happy New Year to you and your beautiful families!


Building Strong Families on a Firm Foundation

In a world that’s constantly changing, the calling to raise children who love and honor God remains timeless. Parenting in year 2025 will come with unique challenges and opportunities, but by leaning on biblical wisdom and God’s grace, we can equip our children to thrive spiritually, emotionally, and morally.


 

Why Godly Parenting Matters Today

As the world grows busier and distractions multiply, it’s more important than ever to build a Christ-centered home. Teaching children to trust God, seek His Word, and live by His principles provides them with a firm foundation in an uncertain world. Proverbs 22:6 reminds us, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.”


Some Challenges of Parenting in 2025

  • Technology Overload: How do we set healthy boundaries for screen time while teaching children to use technology for good?

  • Peer Pressures: How do we guide our kids to stand firm in their faith in a world that often promotes contrary values?

  • Medical Conditions or Special Needs: Raising a child with a medical condition, disability, or special needs requires extra emotional, physical, and financial resources. How do we navigate educational systems, advocate for them, and provide the necessary support while balancing the needs of the entire family?

  • Maintaining Strong Family Connections Amid Busy Schedules: With parents balancing work, school activities, and other responsibilities, quality family time can often take a backseat. How do we build meaningful family relationships in the midst of constant busyness and distractions?

  • Mental Health and Emotional Resilience: Children today face increased anxiety, stress, and pressure due to academic demands, social media influence, and societal expectations. How do we support their mental health and teach them emotional resilience?


Our Mission

At Twins&Enny, we aim to encourage, equip, and inspire Christian parents with biblically grounded advice and resources. Our goal is to help you:

  • Foster a Christ-centered home.

  • Navigate modern parenting challenges with faith-based wisdom.

  • Strengthen your family’s relationship with God and with one another

 

What You’ll Find Here

In the weeks and months ahead, we’ll share:

  • Practical tips for teaching children about God at every age.

  • Devotional guides for parents and families.

  • Creative ways to make Bible study fun and engaging for kids.

  • Stories of encouragement from other godly parents.

  • Prayers and Scriptures for every member of the family.



*Godly Parenting Tip for Today*

Start small! Establish a simple family tradition, like a daily prayer time or reading a short Bible verse together every morning. It’s the little habits that create a lifetime of faith.

 

A Word of Encouragement

Parenting isn’t easy, but you don’t have to do it alone. God is with you every step of the way, providing wisdom, strength, and guidance. Philippians 4:13 reminds us, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Trust Him to help you raise children who will love Him with all their hearts.


As we embark on this journey together, let’s commit to raising the next generation of Christ-followers with intentionality and love. The challenges of 2025 may be new, but our God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Let’s rely on Him to guide us in this parenting journey.

 

Reflection

What’s your biggest question about raising godly children in today’s world? Share it in the comments, and let’s grow together as a community of faith-driven parents. Don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter for godly parenting tips, devotionals, and encouragement!


We are excited to have you here! Let’s build godly families, one day at a time.


Hugs,

Kemi Samuel.






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