When Our Children Face Bullying . . . or Bully Others
Bullying can be a traumatic and painful experience for children. How can we spot if our children are being bullied—or bullying others—and what can we do about it?
Why We Celebrate before the Exams
A father starts a family tradition that might seem counter-cultural, ahead of the exam season.
Parents, Do Not Be Afraid to Lose Face
It’s the one thing that our sinless Saviour cannot do, but it’s also the one thing that parents might find difficult to do in front of their children: repent.
What If My Son Is Bullied Too?
A young mum reflects on her experience of being bullied as a child, and what she hopes might be different for her son, should he face the same one day.
How Can I Motivate My Child to Study?
As parents, we hope our children will do well in school. But how can we do this without exasperating our kids, or worse—driving them in the opposite direction?
Raising a Daniel Amid Worldly Idols
Is it possible to raise our children to be bold in their faith for the Lord, just like Daniel?
When We Feel like We’ve Failed as Christian Parents
Have you ever felt like you’ve floundered, or maybe even failed, in teaching your children about the faith? One mother shares her story, and what hope we can hold onto as Christian parents.
6 Ways to Respond to a Strong-Willed Child
While parenting a strong-willed child can be exhausting and challenging, it can also be rewarding. A counsellor shares some ways we can discipline and train them by God’s grace.
How to Talk to Your Children about . . . the Trinity
The Trinity is one of the most profound concepts of the Christian faith—and possibly one of the hardest to teach to children. A pastor and father of three shares some tips on how we can explain the Trinity to our kids.
Practical Ways to Pray with Those We Love (Part 1)
Find it awkward to pray with your family? A father of two shares some ways we can begin praying with our children.