As Christian grandparents, how do we Go BIG? In today’s episode, we explore the
letter B. B for Bold. B for Brave. And B for Be There.
I love to hike. Trails speak to me of adventure, growth, and connection. There are trails I’ve hiked many times and there have been times when I hired a guide because the trail was new to me.
We’re on a faith journey just like our grandkids. Like the familiar trail of a favorite hike, we've walked this faith ground before. We can guide our grandkids as they walk this narrow path, be it the early steps of childhood, the awkward years of middle and high school, or the exciting newness of college and early adulthood.
Our faith, our calmness in crisis (God's peace), and our godly wisdom can help them navigate the tricky parts of the trail.
Here’s how.
Show Notes for How to Become a Bold, Brave, and Be There Grandparent
Scripture to Help Grandparents:
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Gayle Veitenheimer’s Favorite Hikes (in no particular order):
1. Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs, Barr Trail (Garden of the Gods as well)
2. Grand Canyon National Park, Rim-to-Rim from North Kaibab to both South Kaibab and Bright Angel Trails
3. Santa Elena Canyon Trail in Big Bend National Park
4. Acadia National Park, Bee Hive Trail
5. Mt. Rainier National Park, Spray Park Trail
6. Olympic National Park, Storm King Trail
7. Channel Islands National Park, Potato Harbor Trail
8. Kauai, Hanakapiai Falls Trail
9. Orridi di Uriezza, Northern Italy
10. Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge
Next episode on The Christian Grandparenting Podcast: Go BIG! I: How to Become an Intentional, Invested, and Inviting Grandparent.
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