Parents want peaceful homes, but everyday routines can quickly turn into arguments that leave everyone frustrated. Faith‑based steps can help you communicate clearly, stay calm and build healthier patterns so you can argue less with your child and strengthen your connection.
Parenting
How will your children respond when confronted by a moral dilemma? Prepare them before they are.
Biblical discipline is more than correcting behavior—it’s a loving, intentional process rooted in God’s character. Scripture defines discipline and why it plays a vital role in guiding children toward maturity, obedience, and long-term spiritual growth.
Interesting history, fun activities, and meaningful ways to prepare, reflect, and renew your hearts together.
Sex education can be intimidating. Yet, God created sex. Find more ways to teach healthy sexuality to your children.
What do you do if your child has seen explicit content? For Christians parents the answer to this problem lies in prayer, emotional processing, open communication, boundaries, education, and support systems rooted in biblical truth.
Guide your child through a crush with empathy, practical tips, and biblical wisdom for healthy emotional growth.
The psychological, relational, and spiritual benefits of thankfulness for both children and families are well-documented. But on a practical level, why is it important, and how can parents teach their kids to be sincerely grateful? Here are six practices and three key benefits to motivate parents.
Does your child want to start dating? Here are four biblical and practical considerations to help you discern when they’re ready.
Are screens changing how kids communicate? Strong communication doesn’t appear overnight—it’s taught, practiced, and modeled. In a screen‑first, AI‑shaped world, kids need parents to coach eye contact, listening, and real conversation.
How often have you heard the adage, “Spare the rod; spoil the child?‚”used in conversations about spanking? Keep reading to learn more about the origin of this phrase and its impact on discipline.
Understanding teen anger starts with curiosity, calm communication, and compassion. There are practical ways to support and guide your teen through big emotions.
Those of us committed to the Christian worldview base our view of gender and sex on the Bible. Therefore, the Christian worldview on gender and sex takes into account not only the creation of a biological man and a biological woman, but also love, marriage, fidelity, and reproduction.
Many believers worry about “generational curses” when struggles like addiction or abuse repeat in families. As followers of Christ, we are no longer under the Law’s curse — we are redeemed by Jesus’ blood. So, what is the Bible talking about?
Our world sends confusing messages about beauty. These Bible verses about beauty and appearance remind us that true beauty begins in the heart, not the mirror.
Learning Bible verses can feel daunting. How do you start and what verses should you choose? Here’s a list of 25 Bible verses for kids to memorize and suggestions on how to make it fun can get you and your family started.
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.
Prayer is more than talking to God—it’s a powerful way to shape your children’s spiritual life. When you pray for them and with them, you give a lasting gift of faith and guidance.
Learning that your teenage daughter is having sex can likely leave you with more questions than answers. Following the initial wave of emotions and panic, you might ask yourself: How did I not know about this? What do I do now?
Real love goes beyond getting something in return—it’s about contributing to others’ lives. As parents, we can teach our children to love genuinely by helping them develop empathy, humility, and courage. You can model Christlike love and guide your children toward meaningful relationships built on trust and grace.