Parenting Archives

Many families have given up on family devotion time as their kids get older, but we have tried to make it work in a few creative ways. Each of...

What’s intended to be a holiday focused on evil can be a day that the light of Jesus shines the brightest.

Sin is sin, and our sin is no worse or no better than our children's sin. The only difference between our sin and theirs is that we have had time...

 I want my son to know that I'm a better person because he's in my life. I also hope he knows the world is a better place because he's in it.

There is this dance we do as parents between the responsibility we always feel, the chaos kids bring into our lives, and the chance to experience...

Jesus invites those of us who are weary and burdened to draw closer to him (Matthew 11:28-30). When you start to wonder if you are enough for your...

He used the pain of my childhood to bring me to this place of wholeness and restoration where I could experience a beautiful 12th birthday through...

Here are the different deep life questions Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millenials, and Gen Z are asking (and why it matters).

Teaching your son about Bible heroes will inspire him to live like them. Will you run the race with heroic faith? Your example will earn you the...

Grab your mud boots and pumpkin spice latte, and let’s kick off the season with some fun things you and your family can do to ring in the season....

Take time to share with your son the way God used teenagers in the Bible to accomplish His purposes.

Parenting has been a journey that has taught me about what it really means to trust God with all my heart and lean not on my own understanding.

We all want our children to be successful, but pray that they use their specific talents for the Kingdom of God and do not become prideful or...

 But, the truth is, we weren’t meant to be invincible, striving to do it all only to crumble into a heap, only to feel invisible.

As parents, we desire to protect our children as long as possible, but we won't be there for every conversation, the countless decisions they must...