Parenting Archives

Gary Sprague encourages single parents and shares insight on how to minister to single parents during their time of transition.

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

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

Carey Kinsolving interviews children about their ideas of how first-century churches differed from modern day churches.

While it is OK to deal with my feelings, I must remember that it is not my children’s responsibility to know my every thought and sadness.

Bullying hurts. And today, a whole new level of pain and embarrassment is used on kids and adults via "Cyberbullying."

Carey Kinsolving asks children to weigh in on this difficult theological concept.

Children often experience three “phases of grief” when they go through a loss: early grief, acute grief and integration of loss and grief.

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...

Carey Kinsolving takes a look at what kids have to say about this famous underdog story.

Dating for two is difficult; dating in a crowd is downright complicated.

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

Whether you are a part-time stepparent or biological parent, here are a few suggestions to help you navigate part-time parenting.

Whether what is before them is pleasing to God or not, children will mirror what they see.

The difficulties of being a Step-mom are many. What's worth fighting for, and when is it OK to give in?