Pam Kanaly

When you’re the cook, the cleaner, the taxi driver, and everything else, there’s lots of room for wise parenting to be overlooked.

Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but often it’s a struggle for single parents. Disappointment seems to resurface.

God’s Word is living because its author is living. Children grow up, life moves on, but God’s Word always soothes our fragmented places.

If you’re like many single moms, the holidays can be the most difficult time of the year.

There’s much to consider when joining two families. For a long time, it’s two families living under the same roof.

You can be happily remarried, but the path to getting there is more narrow than wide. So why not learn from others who have gone before you?

Co-parenting requires dealing with the “worms in the can” and letting painful emotions take a back seat to the needs of the children.

Have you ever felt lousy as a single mom? Like you’re not a candidate for God’s forgiveness? If so, you’ve just swallowed the biggest lie of Satan...

I’ve been a stepmom for twenty-three years, so I’ve walked the road. If remarriage is in your future, check out these tips.

Often you don’t have the brain energy to think of inventive ideas for summertime fun.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ should change the way a single mother lives, breathes, and thinks.

If you choose a husband with young children like I did, your mom status changes instantly by saying two itty-bitty words: I do.

Forget the cliché “empty nest.” It felt more like an “empty heart.” Grief isn’t felt just after death and loss; we can also experience it with...

How can we forget wrongdoings or hurtful circumstances? We can’t literally forget, but we can take steps to move beyond the misfortune or...

Motherhood—with its joys and frustrations—was God’s idea and creation. He never promised we’d have a perfect family, but He did promise His...

Have you ever done something that looking back you think: How could I have done that?

God’s Word promises that when we bring Christ into our boats as the Overseer of the storm, He takes us to safe harbors for both us and the...

Becoming a single parent after a divorce is hard, but it’s important to avoid becoming what I call a “No-No Parent.”