Growing Your Faith Together

Using consequences to foster responsibility, confidence and success

Most couples, if they’re seeking to please God, do eventually find a church where both spouses are satisfied. You can, too.

Jesus set the standard of selflessness for His disciples when He told them to be His “witnesses, in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8). Such a command implies a life lived for others. While it may be too early to burden young children with such …

I never want my children to count their blessings in lieu of reaching out.

Christ calls us to live our faith by loving and serving the people He brings into our lives. How are you training your children to do this?

We serve others because of the example Christ set for us.

Christian couples have something to offer, even though we feel otherwise at times. We have our hearts, our time and the wisdom God has given us from life experiences. Going into a cocoon isn’t healthy for our marriage, our family or the body of Christ.

Many Christian parents face a paradox: How can some children hear the good news of the Bible and believe, while others hear the same message and remain unaffected? While the process of faith may be miraculous, it is not entirely mysterious. Jesus explained it in His parable of the sower (Matthew 13:1-23). Teaching received without …

Here are 12 principles you can teach your children to help them resolve conflicts among themselves or with their friends.

Here are more answers to questions your child may ask about God.

These eight suggestions will help you begin to pray together as a couple and deepen your spiritual intimacy.