For so many couples, Christmas and the gift-giving experience can move from feelings of anticipation to disappointment. The Palmers share ways to turn frustrating exchanges into opportunities.
Budgeting for Christmas With Your Spouse
Entertainment, Worldview, and Your Family
What is a worldview and how does it impact how we view our family and our consumption of entertainment? Discover how you can find meaning through building a strong foundation and worldview upon the Christian faith.
Help Kids Recognize Their Identity in Christ
Teach your kids that Jesus did for us what we could never do for ourselves: He measured up.
Prioritizing Faith and Family After Being Diagnosed With Cancer
Each day Steve was able to give his cancer diagnosis to God and experience a genuine peace in acceptance. This allowed him to come together with his wife, Pat, emotionally and spiritually.
Leading Your Child to Christ
Raising children to follow Christ requires your faith and trust in the Lord’s plan. Keep reading to learn how to promote your children’s spiritual growth.
Connecting With Your Spouse During Military Deployment
Couples with military training often show composure in tough times. But that strength can mask the needs of real people who long to be open with each other. Marriages suffer if these needs aren’t met.
Count Your Blessings: 12 Days of Devotions for Married Couples
We may sometimes grow dissatisfied with our lives. But married couples do well to reflect on the things they know are blessings from the Lord.
Why Are Men Like Waffles? Why Are Women Like Spaghetti?
How are you to understand the differences between men and women? We like to think of them this way: Men are like waffles; women are like spaghetti.
Tithing When Your Spouse Objects
Because tithing involves money, it is a prime candidate for controversy and marital conflict.
How to Defend and Stand up for Your Spouse
Will Smith’s desire to stand up for his wife raises the question: What’s the best way to defend your spouse?