Kids Archives

In the sadness of goodbye, we can have priceless conversations about the very real hope that’s found in Jesus.

Scientists are just starting to understand the picture of how interaction with screens, social media, and a digitally-driven world impacts child...

When we catch our kids lying, there a few things we can do to break the chain reaction of fear and dishonesty. Free them up to embrace the truth,...

I must confess that as a parent I don't always model servanthood. Too often I model the opposite...

One of the most important things we can do as adults is share God’s Word with the kids in our lives. Memorizing truth helps strengthen and...

Being a hero to your daughter sounds daunting, but it can be easy. Protecting her and teaching her doesn’t require a degree in psychology. It just...

Sometimes it seems like we’re in a constant war for control, this boy and me, and something has to change. So I’m stepping out of the war and...

My children are learning that prayer is talking with God about anything. They tell Him what they are thankful for and ask His help for others.

There’s no such thing as a perfect school year, but there are some sure-fire steps to pave a path to a year that all parties enjoy.

Maybe the beginning of school has been tough for your child, too. If so, it may be tempting to fall into despair, blame yourself, or to try to fix...

It’s not their Sunday school teacher, classroom teacher, or another adult leader who will have the greatest impact on your child’s faith; it is...

Our first instinct is to pray for our own child's influence and protection. But it's very possible no one is praying for the child or young adult...

My husband and I will tell you that having kids is well worth the effort. But uniting together to raise kids certainly hasn’t been easy.

If you traveled before children, you will have to adjust your expectations— especially in regards to the time it takes to do anything!

Mothers (and fathers) have to make endless decisions for their children. Sometimes, I’ve used good judgment, and sometimes not. Maybe you can...