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Appreciate life here and now, without running lists through your head and missing out on the fun that is happening right in front of you.

I’m firmly convinced that kids have internal radar that makes them vie for the last, the best, or the one the others want.

When Proverbs says “the borrower is slave to the lender,” I get the impression that God wants us to be debt-free.

By answering the following questions, you can quickly assess how you are doing in the marital satisfaction department.

We must exchange whispers with God before shouts with the world.

Things change. Time grows our children. Life opens up new doors. I know this. But still—change hurts. Even when it’s good.

Just like there is more than one way to skin a cat or to quit smoking, there are multiple ways to spend less than you earn.

You may have heard the expression, “You only get one chance to make a first impression.” That holds extra weight for Christians.

Proverbs 31 offers advice for single and married women alike.

Christianpf.com readers chime in on tips for getting out of debt!

Storybook romances for the middle aged did not exist. Who was I kidding? God, help me remember why I’m still married to this man.

Here are some key tips and principles to help your children become generous givers, prudent savers and wise managers of God's money.

Our society has wrongfully assigned a value to people based on how much “stuff” they collect.

Parenting is a hard road for many of us as we struggle to find that perfect balance of disciplinarian, teacher, provider, and more. And the truth is, many of us wondering if we are even doing it right!

The Apostle Paul says, “In your anger do not sin. Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry.”

Boys are born with a mission: to work and keep, to cultivate and guard.

I know what you’re thinking. Just the thought of the word ‘budget’ is like nails on a chalkboard. I know the feeling.

Sibling conflict is unavoidable, but that doesn’t mean it has to throw your household into constant chaos.

The ability to work hard, to tolerate frustration, and to take responsibility doesn’t just happen without a push from parents.

Isn't marriage a lot like laundry and mowing the lawn? But only one gives an instant return while the other never seems to give a return at all.