When Kymberlee made a stand for life, she faced a scary and uncertain future
A Desperate Prayer
A Part of the Family
Help children who are adopted feel like they belong
Affirm Your Man
When my husband’s parenting doesn’t fit my expectations, I could nag or ridicule him, but I found a better way that doesn’t lead to negativity in our marriage. I focus on the things he does right.
How to Overcome Porn Addiction and Restore Relationships
Forgiving a pornography user too quickly can hinder recovery because it avoids the problem. Bravely acknowledging the emotions associated with betrayal is imperative to the true forgiveness process.
What to Do When Your Child With Disabilities is Bullied
Dr. Tyler Sexton, a physician who has cerebral palsy, discusses the link between disabilities and bullying, and explains how parents can strengthen a disabled child before bullying occurs, recognize if their disabled child is being bullied, and respond to the child and others in a healthy and Christ-like way.
Al and Lisa Robertson: ‘Forgiveness Changed Everything’
The pain of an affair drove both Al and Lisa to despair. They were shattered, exhausted and drained of all pride. But the crisis was also a turning point — what they now call “desperate forgiveness.”
Faith Conversation: Love Endures
What type of love legacy you will leave behind? This couples devotion will help you learn to invest in your spouse’s welfare through unwavering love, cheering encouragement and never-failing support.
How Prayer in Marriage Can Lead To Deeper Intimacy
Husbands, consistent and sincere prayer in marriage will do infinitely more than any human strategy to improve your relationship.
When the Past Is Present
Your spouse may act nothing like your ex, but without even realizing it, you might be unfairly reacting based on fears and emotions that are rooted in your previous marriage — these are triggers.
Helping Kids Adjust to a New Baby
When a new baby arrives, an older sibling may become jealous. Here are some ideas on how to make sure you give enough attention for two and not wear yourself out.