Cultivating Biblical Mental Health at Home
As we mark World Mental Health Day on October 10, we look at what the Bible says about mental health, and how we can care for our children’s mental well-being.
As we mark World Mental Health Day on October 10, we look at what the Bible says about mental health, and how we can care for our children’s mental well-being.
There’s nothing wrong with interceding for our kids’ welfare and studies. But can our prayers go further?
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.
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.
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?
Is it possible to raise our children to be bold in their faith for the Lord, just like Daniel?
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.
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.
Find it awkward to pray with your family? A father of two shares some ways we can begin praying with our children.
As husband and wife, praying together should be our priority—as it is our privilege. Here are some ways we can start praying for and with our spouse.