Parenting Archives

We model at home what it looks like to live in this world as Christ followers.

Our families have the greatest influence on our development, including the development of our patterns of sin.

Amish people rarely divorce, report that they enjoy spending time together, and often see their children choose to remain faithful to Christ. What...

There is much talk in our day about avoiding being “over protective,” but little to no talk on being “under protective.”

The Big Oak Ranch is a home for “orphaned, neglected, abused and homeless” children, all given a chance by John Croyle who says he has “never...

Does your teenager feel valued and significant in your home? If not, they'll look for value and acceptance somewhere else...

Exposure to classical music, art, and drama will enrich your children’s lives now and as they grow.

You can help kids develop “sticky faith” – faith that lasts and grows their whole lives long.

Are you looking for a resource that provides help in finding scholarship money, motivating your teen, handling test stress, choosing smart...

We need to set a family vision clearly before our children - and you can't do that with just a set of rules.

Jesus’s Beatitudes are profound for many reasons, not the least of which is how applicable their lessons are to different life situations.

There’s something about school starting that feels like a built-in fresh start.

Paul Coughlin, founder of The Protectors, offers a faith-based perspective on bullying and how parents, teachers and peers can intervene.

There was a time when homeschooling was a very lonely place to be. Perhaps in some contexts it still is. But it seems that homeschooling has...

I have a knack for picking the worst times to try to communicate important stuff to the kids...