When deployment is over, ease your transition as you renegotiate leading and submitting with both spouses in the home.
Service
Helping others as a couple can improve communication and create intimacy in your marriage.
With a simple text, you can comfort someone and pass along powerful encouragement, just as the apostle Paul did in his letters.
When my husband deployed, my world fell apart. But God pieced me — and us — back together, stronger than ever.
The world regularly teaches us ways to consume in our relationships rather than contributing to them. How, then, can we teach our kids to become contributors rather than consumers?
Help your kids get more out of Christmas.
How my family fostered a deeper connection between our kids and their grandparents
Parents can create opportunities for their kids to serve and teach them to be aware of the people around them.
What if we became those people who committed to come alongside socially isolated parents?
Serving others teaches kids to think beyond themselves and their own needs.
Participating in caring for grandkids is a gift and a privilege. With careful planning, it represents an unprecedented opportunity to make a lasting, positive impression in their lives.
Thinking biblically about disability and ourselves.
Complacency and routine can push out the small, but important, acts of kindness in a marriage. But it’s not too late. You can start showing kindness to your husband or wife today.
Teaching kids to show compassion doesn’t have to be complicated.
These are some ideas for what children can give to others.
Four families use their creativity and passions to serve others around the world.
One family opened their home to needy people in their community.
Missional living, with God at the center, creates fulfilled families.
Young readers helped realize God’s plan for Rwandan orphans.
Giving money to relief organizations is important, but why not consider giving your time, talents and energy to help refugees struggling to make a fresh start in a new country?
