What Really Matters in Godly Parenting (and What Doesn’t)
A father of two and veteran youth worker identifies three biblical truths that can shape our priorities in raising our kids.
A father of two and veteran youth worker identifies three biblical truths that can shape our priorities in raising our 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.
Three parents offer suggestions and tips on how to respond to this often-heard complaint.
Three parents share their views on their experience and expertise in engaging young ones in the Word of God.
How can a parent respond in a helpful and constructive way? A father of two shares some practical advice.
Just before bedtime isn’t the only opportunity to talk to your kids. Look out for “teachable moments”—and accept that there are also times when they just don’t want to talk, says Lim Chien Chong.
How should a parent respond, and are there ways to prevent it from happening again? A father of two shares some insights and advice.
A father discovers that parenting is not just about nurturing his children, but also about his own maturing.
Discipline does not necessarily mean harsh punishment. We can teach our children what is right and wrong in a loving, godly way.
Sitting down with three parents, Anne, Fung Fong, and Chien Chong share their experiences on starting those difficult conversations with their children about love, sex, and marriage.