Everyday Ways You Can Explain the Gospel to Kids
A veteran youth worker and father of two shares some ideas and tips that you can use to help your children—whether they’re toddlers or teens—understand the good news of Jesus Christ.
“Don’t Forget to Date Your Spouse”: Benny Bong
When couples have children, they can forget how to relate to one another as husband and wife. But it doesn’t have to be this way, says this veteran marital therapist.
Preparing Our Children for Adulthood Starts Today
With her five children growing up, one mother ponders over the eternal value of “catching” ordinary, everyday moments with them before they turn into adults.
What If My Child Is Just Not Interested in Sunday School?
Three parents offer suggestions and tips on how to respond to this often-heard complaint.
One Trait that Can Make or Break Your Marriage
Marriage is hard work. But sharing this quality in your marriage could very well make a lifelong difference.
5 Things Teenage Daughters Want Their Parents to Know
A survey of 100 Singaporean teenage girls reveals some interesting findings.
The Egg Doesn’t Come First: Why Your Marriage Should Take Priority Over the Baby
While all attention might be on the needs of your newborn in the early days of parenting, don’t forget the needs of your spouse, says one husband and father.
4 Things a 4th-century Bachelor Taught Me About Marriage and Kids
What can we learn about marriage from an early church father who never married? Surprisingly a lot, as the author finds out.
What If My Child Is Just Not Interested in the Bible?
Three parents share their views on their experience and expertise in engaging young ones in the Word of God.
Conversations With My Children (Even When They Are No Longer Little)
How can parents keep the conversations going, and continue to have an influence on their children’s lives when they enter teenage and beyond? A mother shares some personal lessons.