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.
When We Don’t Have Quiet or Time (Part 2)
For many parents, doing quiet time regularly can be a challenge. How can we spend meaningful time with the Lord when we don’t have time . . . or when we have too much of it?
When We Don’t Have Quiet or Time (Part 1)
In the day-to-day busyness of parenting, it can feel impossible to squeeze in time to meet with God. What can we do to prioritise our most important relationship?
Cultivating Biblical Mental Health at Home
As we mark World Mental Health Day on October 10, we look at what the Bible says about mental health, and how we can care for our children’s mental well-being.
How Not to Exasperate Your Teen
How can we help our teenagers understand and avoid risks without exasperating them? A senior counsellor shares some advice.
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.
5 Ideas to Celebrate Christmas Amid Covid-19 (Again)
What else is there to do, aside from attending service online or physically, this Covid-impacted Christmas? Here are five ways your family can commemorate the birth of Christ this festive season.
PSLE Scores: What Your Kids Really Want to Hear From You
With PSLE scores coming out in November, we find out from 12-year-olds how they’re preparing themselves—and how they hope their parents will react.
Telling Stories to Navigate Life’s Difficult Topics
How do you start hard conversations with your children—and answer their difficult questions on life? A mother of three and the author of It’s Tough to Be a Kid shares her story.
What’s the Point of My Child’s Education?
What are we preparing our children for? Two educators share their mission to help families discover God’s higher purpose in studies.