We need to assure our children that no situation is hopeless and nothing is impossible with God. When we turn to Him for answers, He will help us find a solution.
Adaptability
Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Psalm 127:4
More and more moms are finding themselves handling all of the responsibility of raising a family. Here’s how you can do more than just survive.
Is there really a path to online fame and easy money for our kids?
For grandparents, perhaps there has never been a better time to support and serve your children and grandchildren.
As a homeschooling parent, don’t be afraid to learn along with your kids.
When we were young boys living in Australia, our dad was a concert promoter. On one particular tour he lost everything – our house, our car, our family’s life savings.
A girl grounded in her identity will still feel discouraged when she doesn’t have the relational connections she craves, but a lack of friends won’t define her. And it won’t destroy her. And if she’s practicing confidence and selflessness, the lonely seasons won’t last forever.
Being honest with our children is important. Even in stressful times, it can build trust. Developing an understanding of your family’s unique fears and stresses can benefit your ability to cultivate security.
We can’t change our adult children. But we can choose to keep communication open without compromising our convictions.
In a world where genders are easily confused, raising boys alone can seem hopeless.
Have you ever noticed how societal trends can influence the personal identities of an entire generation?
You don’t have to make the same choices in life that your father did. You can use your life story as a springboard to another path. You can choose how to write the next chapters in your story. Make the choice for the cycle of absent fathers to end with you.
Has your teen decided to “give up the faith”? Get insight into how parents can engage with their prodigals.
Supporting your child’s parenting choices can be hard when you don’t agree. We have to remember there is more at stake.
It’s often the hardest to give your teens what they need the most. Letting go and giving greater independence to your kids as they grow
We can’t shield our kids from hearing about war, mass shootings, and violence against innocents. But how should you talk to them?
Most parents long to see their kids grow into resilient individuals who can face life’s challenges with confidence, compassion, and a deep-rooted faith.
To be human is to be gendered — male or female. And one of the most important jobs of a parent is to help their children develop as healthy boys or girls and into strong, confident men and women.
A child or teen suicide attempt represents much more than a medical problem. It represents a young person in crisis, crying out for help.