“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.
Starting a Family Devotion Routine: Tips from Pastors
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.
“We Are Raising Souls for Eternity”: Carol Loi
After backsliding for 20 years, Carol returned to the faith—only to discover more about God as a parent than ever before.
Don’t Stop at Praying for Your Kids
A new mother learns afresh why we need to keep praying—not just for her children, but for herself.
What a K-Drama Taught Me About My Marriage
After years of marriage, some of us may have forgotten all the things we love about our spouse, and perhaps even the whole point of our marriage. A Korean drama reminds this wife of the answer.
How These Families Celebrate Christmas, From Tots to Teens
How can we make Christmas both meaningful and magical for children of different ages? Three families share how they impart the spirit and truth of Christmas at home.
5 Christmas Myths Not to Teach Your Kids
Have we grown up learning things about Christmas that just aren’t true? One young parent sifts through the facts—and fiction—of Jesus’ birth.
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.
Mothering Alone: Supporting Single Parents in Our Midst
Parenting is hard—but even more so when one has to do it alone. How can we support single mothers?
From Boys to Men: Our Family Devotion over the Years
Looking back on nearly 30 years of parenthood, a couple shares their insights on teaching their two sons to pray and read God’s Word as a family.