Matt Haviland

When we are alienated from our kids, the way we handle it will depend greatly on how grounded we are in our walk with the Lord.

Even if this is your first Father’s Day as a single dad, you have several opportunities to fulfill your role as a godly father.

Fathers who walk with the Lord and have a foundation built on Christ and other believers are able to overcome adversity.

When single parents are asked, “what do you struggle with the most?” one of the top answers by far has to be “money.”

When your ex gets married, protecting your kids is paramount. But God also calls for grace, humility, and love.

Parenting was designed to be a 2-person job, so single parents really struggle. What about when your ex is totally unlovable?

As ambassadors for Christ and as godly role models for our kids, we must hold ourselves to high standards.

We get to know our children as they grow, but when is the last time you actually LEARNED something about your son or daughter?

I can easily see where being a single parent can be considered synonymous with failure. But that mindset is not of Jesus Christ!