What PSLE Really Stands For
With the PSLE starting this week, it’s a stressful time for both parents and pupils. What can we do as Christian parents? And what does the PSLE really stand for? Read one parent’s discovery.
What Inheritance Will You Leave for Your Children?
Ensuring that our children have a good future is what many of us parents hope for. But what happens if we’re called into the mission field? A dad of three shares his story.
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.
Do We Let God Speak to Our Children?
As the parents of four young children, David and Ashleigh share about the why’s and how’s of family devotions.
Dads, Are You Feeling Stressed?
Fathers can often feel overwhelmed by the anxieties and worries of life. A father of seven shares how Jesus’ words encourages him to look beyond his troubles.
“Is It My Fault If My Child Is Unsaved?”
Is it parents’ fault if their children choose to reject the faith and walk away from church? What are some ways we can encourage fellow parents with wayward children?
‘Flunking’ My KPI as a Stay-At-Home Mother
As a stay-at-home mum, Gemma tried to do everything right. But when her teenage son didn’t turn out the way she expected, her unmet ‘KPI’ led her to a new discovery about parenting.
When Teens Question the Faith
Hearing our teens ask hard questions about the Christian faith might alarm some parents. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Filling Your Empty Nest with God’s Grace
Some couples whose children have grown up and left home may find themselves in a marital crisis. A pastor and counsellor shares why—and what—can be done about it before it’s too late.
From Secondhand Religion To Firsthand Faith: Stephen Chan
Sunday school teacher Stephen Chan offers revealing insights on the different “stages” of our children’s faith, and what we can do more of to help our kids have a personal relationship with God as they grow up.