Kindness is one of the few things that will gentle the response of others. Teach kids how to show kindness to others.
Growing Your Faith Together
Try these ideas to help teach your children the true nature of joy
Spiritual warfare is more than a distant idea — it’s part of everyday life. Parents can equip their children to stand firm by teaching them to wear the full armor of God, using Scripture as their defense and truth as their strength.
Use these age-appropriate activities to help teach kids about biblical tolerance.
Children best grasp the reality of God’s love when they experience it at home.
Do your kids know how strong gentleness is? Teach them with these age-appropriate faith activities.
For teenagers, growing closer to God depends on their personality, interests, and relationship with God.
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.
Teach your kids that Jesus did for us what we could never do for ourselves: He measured up.
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.
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.
How do you pray together as a couple? Try the following seven ideas for praying together and increasing spiritual intimacy in your marriage.
Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley have discovered three key experiences to help strengthen a couple’s spiritual connection.
Your children understand why Jesus died. Do they know why He lived?
Using the brief overview of the five key elements of the blessing, you can create life-changing moments for your family.
Today’s kids face new challenges and ask questions our kids didn’t have to two decades ago. But God has provided every answer and truth to help them have a positive mindset and turn adversity into an adventure.
If we want our marriage partnership to be beautiful, meaningful and lasting, then we ought to be living out God’s grace by extending it. And that means building each other up one word at a time.
Pain and confusion accompany job loss. When my husband lost his job, I understood the severity of the situation. Rejections and closed doors shook our confidence and even challenged our faith.
Who’s the spiritual leader in your family? Some husbands may be intimidated by their wife and don’t want to fail, so they do nothing. Maybe the best solution is to let God work in their lives.
Imagine if couples were willing to give up some of the good things in their marriage to let the better things thrive — and if they said goodbye to the activities that take resources from their relationship.