Warm an' Loving Ministries, Pasadena, CA (2025)

01/22/2025

How do you listen and talk to your kids during the hard times? Listen to Marv and Joyce share with dads on making impressions

Parenting Series - Seminars by Marv & Joyce Warman, Warm an' Loving Ministries, California

09/24/2024

Leaving a legacy with our children involves intentional communication of love and values. Make impressions by embracing a life filled with integrity. It involves compassion for others, responsibility for actions, and forgiveness for mistakes. Impressions that guilt can be replaced with growth.

Making impressions on our children involves intentional communication of love and values. Being a good model means embracing a life filled with integrity. It involves compassion and caring for others, and it also takes responsibility for mistakes and asks for forgiveness.

06/11/2024

We really have no control over what comes to us from our parents. We didn’t pick our family. We didn’t pick our heritage. But how we leave this world is something different. We have influence on our legacy. We have responsibility on what we leave behind. What legacy do YOU want to leave behind?

We didn’t pick our heritage, but how we leave this world is something different. We have influence on our legacy.

04/16/2024

Beliefs shape our values which form our attitudes and create our behaviors. What kind of beliefs are you planting in your home?

Beliefs shape our values which form our attitudes and create our behaviors.

01/19/2024

Commitment. It’s not a word that is very popular today. Ads will frequently say: Free for 30 days - No commitment - No long term contract. This is a reflection of our culture as it celebrates the freedom of choice. However, on the topic of marriage relationships, commitment should be a treasured word. There is freedom in knowing that your life partner will be committed to you for infinite days.

Commitment - there is freedom in knowing that your life partner will stick with you in good times and bad.

12/26/2023

Like the farmer, parents sow seeds. We plant seeds for growth in character and values. We sow rituals to foster traditions. Our children's hearts are the soil. Sometimes it is rocky. Sometimes shallow. Other times our seeds compete with the thorns of bad habits and negative culture. But there is always the HOPE that some seed will fall on good soil. We need to be faithful to continue sowing seeds AND nurture the soil.

Parents plant seeds. This is discipleship. Watering and feeding the soil nourishes the seedling to develop healthy roots.

12/22/2023

Traditions are something that develop deep in our family root system. They get built up over a long period and take time & repetition. We have to trust the seeds. What seeds do you want to plant this season?

Traditions are something that develop deep in our family root system. They take time and repetition, and we have to trust the seeds.

11/02/2023

In our imperfect world with our imperfect parenting, we won’t always get it right. Our conversations are far from Mary Poppins’ spoonful of sugar. Parenting fails are expected. However, every time we do it wrong (which we will) we have a chance to ask for forgiveness and start over. Each day is a new start and opportunity to plant new seeds.

In our imperfect world with our imperfect parenting, we won’t always get it right. Our conversations are far from Mary Poppins’ spoonful of sugar. Parenting fails are expected. However, every time we do it wrong (which we will) we have a chance to ask for forgiveness and start over. Each day is ...

10/24/2023

ROOTS: Seeds Now - Harvest Later

Parents, we are planting seeds in our children every day of their lives. The harvest will come, but we just don’t know when. Sometimes is shows up quickly (crawling, talking, walking). Sometimes the harvest of talents or values does not come until well after children leave home. So, from age 0 to 18, our job is to plant many seeds and nurture what we can to “fill them up” so that when our kids start their our journey, they don’t start on empty.

Roots: Seeds Now – Harvest Later October 24, 2023October 24, 2023Marv We recently read that 75% of the parent-child time we spend with our kids in our lifetime will be spent by age 12. By the time they turn age 18, 90% of that time together is spent. As parents now equipped with this knowledge,...

04/18/2023

Ready for a ride??? Fasten your seat belts as raising teens can feel like a speedway with a lot of hairpin turns!

Change. Flexibility. The teen adventure is about shifting gears.

Adventuring With Your Teen & Young Adult April 18, 2023April 18, 2023Joyce Ready for a ride??? Fasten your seat belts as raising teens can feel like a speedway with a lot of hairpin turns! Change. Flexibility. The teen adventure is about shifting gears. These years are challenging because our youth....

03/26/2023

Discipline needs leadership, and our families need parents willing to lead. Check out some of our travel tips on discipline as you journey on in the parent adventure!

The Parent Adventure: Discipline Adventure’s Travel Tips March 25, 2023March 25, 2023Joyce Our children need us to lead, but leadership has its challenges. This is when the planning and management meetings you have as a couple are important. How can we lead when we have no clue where the trail is ...

03/11/2023

In our current culture of parenting, we are seeing some of the negative effects of indulgent-parenting and over-parenting. As parents have tried to help and protect out of love, they have enabled their children to become helpless, irresponsible, and narcissistic. Our children need consistent boundaries and discipline that match their maturity and responsibility.

The Parent Adventure: The Discipline Adventure March 11, 2023March 11, 2023Marv Most of our discipline comes from the way we were raised. We either choose: “I’m going to reproduce that because it worked.”OR“I’m not going to do it that way.” We look in the mirror and say to ourselves, “...

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