Parenting Archives

I asked my son, “What do we do when we know someone who is hurting?” “We pray for them,” he answered.

Whether teaching a five-year old to share or modeling well to adult children, gaining godly insight remains at the top of our "to do" list.

I wanted to focus on the spiritual growth of my children, but very little seemed to stick. And then I happened upon an idea: prayer.

If we’re honest, we want to make our student ministry better. These are things I wish I had been told early in my student ministry days.

These parenting styles will leave a negative impact on your family. You might be surprised to see yourself in one of these categories!

I was recently looking at a book of commencement speeches. They were mostly unremarkable, but the general tone was that college graduates were told...

These four steps give a framework for creating healthy relationships, boundaries, and solutions with family members.

We’re losing our children. 75-90% percent of young people raised in Christian homes walk away from the faith in college.

God has every right to be as frustrated with me as I can be with my children. As a perfect Father, he loves me through it all.

We need to teach our youth about grace. We need to stop having the “purity” talks and start having the YOU ARE WORTHY talks!

There are many things I wish someone would have told me when I turned 18.

Do you ever feel less than? Unsure? Scared? God has some valuable words to speak to you.

Police told Mary Jones that her son was dead. She was devastated. But as a Christian, she knew she had a choice to make.

We expect complete and joyful obedience from our children...but is that always how WE respond to God?

Easter is disturbing and weird. How then do we communicate the Easter story to children as something more than dyed eggs?