In today's transient society, when family ties are weakening, children need to know their heritage.
Take a stroll down a typical American neighborhood, and you’ll find families who desperately need a break from the rat race
Our family continues to work on refining these three convictions.
Setting a tone in my home that allows for the spiritual disciplines of quiet and solitude is my responsibility.
A survey in a teen Sunday school class reveals a desire to know the honest truth.
Raising teenagers means pursuing their heart even when they don’t demonstrate love in return.
How to encourage your teen to become a person of integrity.
There is beauty in learning to let go of your adult children.
Will what you do today make a difference tomorrow?
As a mom it's easy to feel useless, isolated, boxed in or imprisoned at home.
I saw God's plan for marriage first hand as I walked my daughter down the aisle.
It’s important to learn God’s view on children.
Three powerful influences work together to drive many married couples over the financial cliff.
Communication struggles need to be identified before they can be repaired.
Enhance your husband's self-worth by discovering—and doing—what pleases him.
There are ways in which we can prepare our lives to find comfort even after the death of a spouse.
Every Christian can make a difference in caring for orphans and children in foster care.
The greatest shield of protection we can provide for our children is prayer.
The only quality time that you will enjoy with your daughter is what flows from the quantity of time you invest with her.
It’s not easy for a girl surrounded by testosterone.
When our children get married, we must let them grow independently of us, no matter how much it hurts.
A quick course on being a godly father.
Just one day can make the difference in a life wasted and one that leaves a legacy that will outlive us all.
The constant love of a mother becomes a bedrock of security for her children.
Ten ideas to help keep you sane during the exhausting, overwhelming years with young children.
As we raised our six children, Barbara and I had many opportunities to train them to get along with each other.
Because teens are trying to figure out who they are, what they are supposed to do, and what’s expected of them, all of these issues focus on the big me.
Here are three convictions to build into your child’s life.
Sons need the model of maleness that they can best find in their father.
A key to experiencing freedom and joy is to replace lies with the truth of God's Word.