Do my adult kids really need my money? Answering that question often brings up other, more difficult questions like how much or how often? Approaching this topic requires your patience, grace, and ultimately, your ability to focus on what’s really important about money.
Do Your Adult Kids Really Need Your Money?
Teens Using Media: Why Social Media Shouldn’t Define Your Teen
Instagram and Snapchat may seem harmless and fun, but they can be addicting and damaging for your teens, when these apps are used in excess.
Returning Home: Rehabilitation and Reunification in Foster Care
I’ll never forget the day a 4-year-old little girl bounced into our lives! She came in like a wrecking ball, and I knew from day one of her being in […]
Words of Comfort for Miscarriage
It is hard to know what words of comfort to say for miscarriage. Here are helpful ideas on what to say and not to say to a grieving parent who has lost their baby.
Legacy is What You Put in Motion
I used to think of legacy as something we left behind. But not any more.Empty heading I think of legacy as what we put in motion through our lives. Codi […]
A Family Formed by Faith – An Adoption Testimony
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Jim Daly’s Insider Update
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Joyce and Dennis’ Story of Thanksgiving
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When Couples Have Unresolvable Marriage Conflicts
Many couples face perpetual conflicts in their marriages. Because you and your spouse are different people, when you marry, you are choosing a set of constant disagreements. If they are not handled well, they can become a marriage-killing cycle. But if you follow a few basic principles, they don’t have to derail your relationship.
Letting Go Of Your Teen
Your teen is separating from you; make this transition easier by understanding what’s yours to control and what isn’t.