5 Things Teenage Daughters Want Their Parents to Know
A survey of 100 Singaporean teenage girls reveals some interesting findings.
A survey of 100 Singaporean teenage girls reveals some interesting findings.
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.
What can we learn about marriage from an early church father who never married? Surprisingly a lot, as the author finds out.
Three parents share their views on their experience and expertise in engaging young ones in the Word of God.
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.
Doing family devotion regularly can be a challenge, especially when you have younger children. We ask pastors for their own experience and tips on how to start family devotions—and keep them going.
Stories and interviews about raising teens, marriage mistakes, and homemaking were among the most-viewed this year.
How can we tell if our children really understand the good news, and believe in Jesus as their Lord and Saviour?
Christmas won’t be the same as when your kid was younger—but it doesn’t need to. Here are some ways we can still engage our teens, and to make this season meaningful for them.
When Mary said yes to God, she was transformed—and not just into the mother of our Saviour. What lessons can we learn from her?