KNOCK IT OFF! Bullying

Rows of shopping carts, reminiscent of soldiers in uniform, stand neatly lined up in a store. The white metal bars and red plastic handles are chained together with precision, much like a united front against bullying, showcasing their unwavering arrangement and uniformity.

People of all ages bully others. It’s so sad. Have you witnessed bullying in action lately? I have. While waiting for my items to be bagged at the store a couple weeks ago I witnessed an interesting exchange. I was the last customer in line before the cashier was to go on break. He had…

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When the Bully is Yours

A black and white photo features a person with light hair, gazing intently at the camera, their right fist raised in the foreground. The left side is mostly shadowed, emphasizing their facial expression, evoking a defiant stance against any lurking bully in the shadows.

Yesterday, as part of National Bully Prevention Month Lori Wildneberg, my ministry partner, gave moms and dads advice on 1 Corinthians 13 Parenting on how to bully-proof kids. Being proactive is a great way to build confidence in kids. As parents and teachers, we spend a lot of time talking about what to do when…

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Cyber Bullies

A person with long blonde hair, wearing a green jacket and graphic t-shirt, is standing outdoors, leaning on a railing and engrossed in their smartphone. The cyber world captivates them as the background blurs into green and brown hues.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Both Lori and I have written posts addressing this topic, most recently on 1 Corinthians 13 Parenting, 6 Empowering Ways for Your Child to Deal with a Bully. The two of us had the honor of being guests on the Rita Schulte Heartline Radio Show, to speak on bullying recently too.…

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