What Are Our Children Copying?
Children are quick to pick up and imitate what they see in others. Hence, as parents, we need to consider two important questions.
The Waiting Room
Even in life’s most difficult pauses, the waiting room can become a sacred space, as a mother discovers.
What My Wife’s Anxiety and Depression Taught Me about Learning to Lament
A writer discovers a biblical way to express his frustrations, anger, and helplessness.
How to Talk to Your Young Adult Kids About Online Dating
How can parents guide their young adult children in understanding the opportunities and challenges of dating apps and websites?
4 Ways to Instil God’s Truths in Our Kids Daily
Teaching our children about God doesn’t have to be complicated—it can start with our daily routines and home life.
What My Miscarriage and a Difficult Pregnancy Taught Me About God
In life or death, our children belong to God alone, learns this mother of two.
God, PSLE, and My Unsettled Heart
A mother shares what God taught her about her son’s PSLE and the state of her heart.
When Parenting Brings You To Your Knees
When you feel you have no time for prayer, what you can do is to . . . pray.
7 Paradoxes of Marriages Today, According to a Marital Counsellor (Part 2)
Why do some marriages lack a “certain spark”? A marital counsellor highlights three final observations.
7 Paradoxes of Marriages Today, According to a Marital Counsellor (Part 1)
A marital counsellor shares his take on the common strands he’s observed in rocky relationships—and what couples can do instead.