When your tweens ask about the homeless, do you know how to respond? Read about ways to engage your tweens’ growing sense of observation and justice.
Parenting Techniques
When you bless your children, you reinforcing your children’s worth.
Do your kids know that the Sabbath is a time for rest and worship?
Sometimes kids should remain with adults during church so they can experience the true heart of worship.
Equip your kids to take a stand against bullying.
Once children understand the need for self-control, it’s easier to train them in this fruit of the spirit.
How have you trained your children to show respect to those who are in your home, city or country? Here are some ideas for teaching hospitality.
There is a personal and societal cost of bullying.
Can kids be good on their own? Show them what goodness really is with these age-appropriate activities.
God’s children are given access to His peace. Here’s how.
Do the decisions you make for your family regarding Halloween reflect the faith and values you demonstrate the rest of the year?
You can help your kids see the value of the overlooked and unloved. Explore how you can develop and grow your child’s capacity for compassion in their relationships and friendships.
Here are some helpful suggestions for finding a balanced approach to children’s sports.
“The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give HIs life as a ransom for many.” (Matthew 20:28 NIV)
Are you looking for the Focus on the Family 2015 Advent calendar? You can still download the true stories centered around the Christmas season.
Encourage your super-hero-loving kids in pointing to real-life individuals who have made an impact in history and today.
Who are your kids when you’re not around?
One way to help kids understand the value life from the start is to use these practical ideas to teach them that life, in and of itself, is sacred.
Parenting is an opoprtunity to help shape, model and influence the character of your children.
Kids may not initially comprehend the importance of doing what is right, so parents can help them better understand that moral choices are good for them.