No matter what form bullying or cyberbullying takes, it happens far too often. Knowing these signs, impacts, and how to address it with your kids can make all the difference in their safety and mental health.
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50% of females and 35% of males reported that they had abused or been violent toward their partner. Knowing the signs of dating violence can help protect young adults.
Early discipleship is crucial as it lays a foundation for lifelong faith, even before children can reason or read. Involve your whole family and use everyday moments to teach them about God.
You can guide your child’s spiritual growth by giving them “Missional Moments,” which create memories, serve others, and grow faith.
Knowing what factors can cause a teen to commit suicide and knowing the steps to take can help prevent a teen’s death by suicide.
Is there really a path to online fame and easy money for our kids?
The best way to help your teen navigate a shifting culture is to equip your high schooler with a Christian worldview.
Kintsugi is the art of repairing something that has been broken with gold, with the understanding that the object is more beautiful because it has been broken. Like the art of kintsugi, God repairs the brokenness in our lives and makes us more beautiful through the process.
Distinguish between living in the world and being of the world can be tough for young adults. You can help them by being an example, letting the Holy Spirit convict them, initiating Spirit-led conversations, and by following Christ’s example.
Knowing the warning signs of childhood suicide and taking immediate action can prevent a child’s death by suicide.
Culture is shaping our children’s worldview, but we should not fear. Learn how to use everyday moments to teach them to think biblically.
Abusive marriages are more common than many realize and can have damaging, life-long effects on a couple’s children.
In a discussion based on their book, Overwhelmed, Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory offer advice for reducing stress, organizing your schedule, learning to say “no” to unnecessary commitments and increasing your capacity for joy. (Part 2 of 2)
Extraordinary families are shaped through the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.
In a discussion based on their book, Overwhelmed, Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory offer advice for reducing stress, organizing your schedule, learning to say “no” to unnecessary commitments and increasing your capacity for joy. (Part 1 of 2)
Kids need play, not excessive toys. Fewer toys foster better creativity & engagement with real-world activities, preventing sensory overload and addiction.
Raise sons with biblical masculinity—rooted in humility, empathy, and self-control—not cultural stereotypes. Gather age-specific tips, counters myths about toxic masculinity, and equip yourself to model Christlike character as you help your boys grow into godly men.
Learn how to respond with grace, truth, and wisdom when your adult child is living with their boyfriend. Biblical guidance for maintaining influence and connection.
If a child has special educational needs, that doesn’t mean that they can’t succeed in school. Here are 11 suggestions of how you can help your child thrive in an educational environment.
These 10 tips can help you understand ASD and guide your elementary-aged child with autism through the early school years.