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Children who have an actively involved father are less likely to suffer from depression, suicide, self-harm, and other mental health issues than...

The word vision suggests that we must predict the future. In an ever-changing world, how can we possibly come up with relevant wisdom that will...

Fielding is a recent college graduate who is searching for direction in life. Sad and lonely, Fielding gets a dog, naming it “Gonker.” They...

Don't know what to say to your mom or your daughter, to make things better between you? Here's how to start the healing.

As mentioned in the opening, Paul uses the expression “adoption to sonship” five times in his writing. We were not initially born into God’s family...

Once you define your primary parenting objective, it should impact your calendar. This may mean saying no for now. But you are not saying no...

Let's teach our children the truth about God and the environment by searching Scripture for His principles. Take time with your children to listen...

The chief aim in giving affection is to give the gospel. Here are four ways to fill up your child with affection that leads them to the gospel.

 Even as adults, we still need our parents' support, particularly through difficult times, such as mental illnesses, terminal illnesses, or...

If you try even half of these suggestions, you will build a stronger relationship with your kids in 2023.

Prayer is a powerful way to strengthen your bond with your daughter. Here are 6 ways you can pray for your daughter, trusting God's promises to...

Some heroes and heroines have since come and passed, leaving behind great legacies of testimony that should not be forgotten. Many of them will not...

When we pray scripture over our baby girls, we place a hedge of protection around them. We unleash the power and promises of God over their lives....

One reason you might be having trouble conversing with your teen is that you haven't made the crucial transition to mentor. If we're parenting our...

An unintentional side effect of being so connected is that parents—and children—have relational fatigue from the pressure of constant communication...