When I first began parenting my trauma-impacted child, I believed it was my job to fight every single battle. Isn’t that what consistency in parenting means, especially with a kid […]
Should I Fight This Battle? Parenting Kids With Childhood Trauma
Women of the Bible from the Old Testament
Teach your children about the remarkable women of the Old Testament—women whose faith, courage, and trust in God helped shape His unfolding story of redemption. Their lives offer powerful lessons for families today.
“My Body My Choice” is Actually Pro-Life
How can “My Body, My Choice” really be a pro-life argument?
Attitude of Gratitude: Choosing Awe in Marriage
Is it possible to practice a deep sense of awe and an attitude of gratitude in the ordinary moments of marriage?
What does the Bible Say About Sexuality?
In today’s world, questions about sexuality spark intense debate. Thankfully, the Scriptures provide a clear, consistent answer.
How Can I Parent My Adult Children Through Prayer?
How can I parent my adult children through prayer? The answer lies in emphasizing consistent, intentional intercessory prayer as the most powerful way to influence our children’s spiritual journeys.
How We Cared For Teens in Foster Care
Opening Our Hearts and Home As our children grew in independence, an amazing transformation took place in my husband’s heart. John decided he wanted to become a foster care provider. […]
Tony Dungy’s Family, Surviving Suicide
Losing a child is every parent’s worst nightmare, and for Tony Dungy, that heartbreak became a defining moment in his life and faith.
Seven Strategies to Help Teens Quit Using Explicit Media
Even though pornography is everywhere, you can help your teen learn how to quit watching porn with these strategies.
The Best Way to Apologize to Your Spouse
Do you tend to offer your spouse authentic apologies, or cheap one-liners? Many of us need to learn to offer true apologies. But a thriving marriage requires two spouses who are good at giving and receiving apologies. Healing may take time, but forgiveness is immediate.