Is There a “Right” Way to Celebrate Christmas as a Family?
Is there a “too much” when it comes to celebrating the most wonderful time of the year? A young mother finds out.
An Anxious Parent Learns to Trust in a Big God
There can be so much to worry about as a parent. But this also means much to entrust to God, as one mother discovers.
National Service: A Dad’s Reflection on Running the Race Together with His Son
A father reflects on his time in the military and how dads can journey with their NSF sons.
Teaching Our Children to Love the Greatest Book of All
An author and mother of four shares how she teaches her children to love God’s Word in the everyday moments of life.
When Our Children Face Bullying . . . or Bully Others
Bullying can be a traumatic and painful experience for children. How can we spot if our children are being bullied—or bullying others—and what can we do about it?
What Are Our Children Copying?
Children are quick to pick up and imitate what they see in others. Hence, as parents, we need to consider two important questions.
Not Just Providing, But Guiding: Dr. Joseph Leong
A psychiatrist speaks on how setting a good example and helping his children feel safe with him can lay a lifelong foundation of faith in their heavenly Father.
The Waiting Room
Even in life’s most difficult pauses, the waiting room can become a sacred space, as a mother discovers.
How to Talk to Your Young Adult Kids About Online Dating
How can parents guide their young adult children in understanding the opportunities and challenges of dating apps and websites?
Creating Space for Our Special Children: Reon’s Story
A mother of a child with special needs testifies how God has worked all things for their good.