Training Your Child to Have a Quiet Time
Parents, as the Primary Faith Trainer in your home, it is so important to model healthy spiritual disciplines for your children. In this Power Parenting Video, Curtis Lane talks about using the “I do, we do, and you do” model to encourage and empower your kids to adopt spiritual disciplines for themselves, particularly a quiet time with God.
Curtis is the student pastor for Kingsland Baptist Church at the North Katy Campus. He is married to his beautiful wife Haleigh and has one amazing daughter named Neely. Neely is adopted and has been such a gift to the Lane family. Curtis is originally from Alabama (ROLL TIDE) and loves to build! He is passionate about student ministry and partnering with parents, and plan to do that well into his last days!
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