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.
Compassion for the Homeless
Fewer Toys, More Christmas Joy
Parents of young children don’t need to spend a lot of money to make the holidays merry.
Jay and Katherine Wolf: A Beautiful Life
Jay and Katherine Wolf’s picture of marriage radically changed from the one they imagined. Katherine had a massive brain stem stroke. She was just 26. When she woke from her coma, her right side was paralyzed, and she couldn’t swallow, speak or walk.
What Stays? What Goes?
It’s not as easy as you think. Get solid tips for merging stepfamilies.
The Benefits of Chores for Kids with Special Needs
Explore how chores can benefit kids with special needs to find new confidence through work and habits.
His Joy in Us
To reach the newborn King, the wise men may have journeyed nearly 1,000 miles across sweltering deserts. But when they found Jesus, they experienced the joy of His presence. Are others drawn to the Lord because they see His joy in us?
How You May Be Betraying Your Wife
Every husband has inside information on his wife — a health issue, something from her past, a secret fear. We must hold that vulnerability as a sacred trust.
Marriage: A Timeless Treasure
All Christians are called to preserve the God-ordained institution of marriage and share with their neighbors its benefits and His ultimate reasons for it.
New Year, New Opportunities
We have the choice of how we will perceive the opportunities God presents to us in the new year. We can let the challenges overwhelm us, or we can encourage each other to trust God.
Hit the Pause Button
Do your kids know that the Sabbath is a time for rest and worship?