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The Down Syndrome Family
One night on the way home from the hospital, I turned to my husband and cried, "I don’t want us to be the Down Syndrome Family!"
Adoption Provides Striking Picture of the Gospel
Randy Stinson and his wife, Danna, along with Russell D. Moore and his wife, Maria, recount their respective adoption experiences and share how...
Daddy-Daughter Dance
What did Jesus mean when he said we must become like little children? Some of the coldest-hearted people I know have their facts about God down...
Chameleon Parenting: Adapt to Your Child's Unique Design
My three younger children are teaching me some new mothering lessons -- one being the need to invest in their interests even when I don't share...
What Drives Arguments with Your Teen?
What is actually driving the arguments you have with your teenager? The answer may surprise you...
I Cast All My Kids Upon You, Lord
American parents seem to believe that a parent's primary role is protection. But if we buy the illusion that it's up to us to keep our children...
Don't Do It, Dad: Three Parenting No-No's
Parenting expert Dr. John King shares three common parenting mistakes you don't want to make...
A Call to Working Moms: How Do You Do It?
I have turned into one of those women. One of those working mothers. The kind I used to judge, to be really honest...
The Hurried Family: Slow Your Pace for the Sake of the Kids
"My parents are hyper," Jason emphasized as he pointed at his dad's foot tapping. Family's today are increasingly rushed and overscheduled - we've...
Blessed are the Parents Who Say "No"
When our children were little, we would tell them that there was a long-lost beatitude that said, “Blessed are the parents who are broke, for they...
Softening Your Teen's Hardened Heart
Our purpose in writing about a closed heart is not to make parents feel guilty. Rather, we want to provide hope. It's possible to reopen an angry,...
Protecting Our Girls: Chastity and the Truth about the HPV Vaccine
In many ways, our girls stand to lose the most from the sexually promiscuous culture we have created. Controversy over the new HPV vaccine reveals...
Accepting Our Children: Putting the Person Before the Performance
Acceptance is the foundation of every meaningful relationship, whether between a husband and wife, a teacher and student, or a father and child.
Cherished Scars: Marks of Motherhood Draw Women Closer to Christ
Jesus could have come back without the scars on His hands, feet, and side, but He left them there. This changes my perspective on my own scars left...
Effective Discipleship in the Home
My goal is to raise my four boys and daughter so that one day, should the Lord call them, they will be qualified and well prepared to serve Him. ...
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