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Make the First Thanksgiving Real to Your Children
Thanksgiving was a uniquely inspired Christian celebration. Here are ways parents can pass the true story on to their children.
Can America's Schools Be Fixed or Do We Abandon Them? (Part I)
The untold history of the establishment of schools across America shows how far we've strayed from the original vision of education.
Fighting for Family Dinners
Would you do anything — anything — to protect your children from harm? Then get cooking.
Four Ways to Honor Teens and Teach Them to Honor Others
We want our teens to strive towards God-honoring behavior in their lives, and one way to do this is to demonstrate honor through our relationships...
Parenting Children during a Divorce
It was hard on me as a kid when my parents got divorced. It could be for this very reason that I’m so concerned about my own kids during this time....
Is Halloween Sexualizing Your Child?
Halloween costume options for pre-teen girls and teens are becoming hyper-sexualized. Why encourage young girls to masquerade as sexually available...
What to Do When Your Teen Seems Like a Stranger
If your teen seems like a stranger, he or she doesn’t have to remain that way.
Don't Be a Ravioli Parent
Because its easier or perhaps out of fear, we often avoid messy situations, to the detriment of our kids.
Why We Must Talk about Faith at Home
Parents are more than an initial launch pad for their kids’ journeys; they continue to shape them as ongoing companions and guides.
The Stress and Strain of Being Supermom
A new study shows that “supermoms” who believe they can juggle children, home, husband, career and volunteer work perfectly end up more depressed...
A Tricky Holiday: Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?
It’s that time of the year when the world—or at least the United States—seems to embrace the dark side of Halloween revelry.
Five Questions to Ask Your Future Son-in-Law
John Croyle, head of the Big Oak Ranch for abandoned, abused and neglected children, shares the five questions he poses to young men who want to...
In Defense of Disney Princesses
My daughters all struggle with the bad images that our culture sends women, but chief among these is not the Disney princess.
The End of the "Why"s Guys
When "because I said so" is great news.
5 Conversations Your Son Needs to Have with You
Your motherly guidance and encouragement is vital for your son as he grows from a boy into a man.
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