Parenting Archives

“The plans of the diligent lead to profit as surely as haste leads to poverty” (Proverbs 21:5 NIV).

You don’t have to wait until your children reach a certain age before teaching them about gratitude. Throughout their childhood, you can train them...

There are several tips your freshman needs to know before you give him or her the last tearful goodbye!

Arlene Pellicane chats with Crosswalk about Growing Up Social, the parenting book she co-authored with Gary Chapman, about how to navigate a world...

According to Fatherhood.gov, When fathers are involved in the lives and education of their children, their children learn more.

A lot of teenagers head to college without any idea about how money works. Don't let that happen to your college kid.

As you leave more leisurely schedules behind, how can you put some “happy” into back to school for your children and for yourself?

Navigating new financial waters will soon begin for your new graduate. Five truths can help your student make wise decisions.

Here are 6 essential ways you can support your friend as she grieves the loss of her child.

In the undeniable moments of God, we stand in awe. But what about the in-between moments - the seemingly insignificant?

How do I get my children to turn their eyes to Christ, endeavoring to love past themselves, when their pain and fears are so big?

Let’s retire this notion of the terrible two’s and exchange it for a perspective of God’s design, our roles and His provision.

Summer was the time we often got in trouble outside...Today, there’s plenty of trouble that kids are getting into inside...and online.

It is important to get your kids to camp, but it is also important for you to find out what God did in their lives while at camp.

Seek to be a calmer, more peaceful person yourself and that will rub off on your children.