Kids Archives

Tricia Goyer has found a catchy way to remember to cloak her kids in prayer – from their heads to their toes.

Most Christian parents agree on the importance of passing on a legacy of faith to their children. But too often, life gets in the way.

My prayer is that as my children grow up, they will be so rooted in Christ that they’ll never question whether they belong.

Instead of trying to eradicate a child’s annoying personality, parents should cultivate the spiritual gifts that accompany such traits.

These three action steps may seem like too-easy-to-be-true solutions, but if you actually do them, you will experience less stress in your mom...

You don’t have to wait until your children reach a certain age before teaching them about gratitude. Throughout their childhood, you can train them...

Arlene Pellicane chats with Crosswalk about Growing Up Social, the parenting book she co-authored with Gary Chapman, about how to navigate a world...

As you leave more leisurely schedules behind, how can you put some “happy” into back to school for your children and for yourself?

Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered.” – Proverbs 11:24-25

Here are 6 essential ways you can support your friend as she grieves the loss of her child.

In the undeniable moments of God, we stand in awe. But what about the in-between moments - the seemingly insignificant?

How do I get my children to turn their eyes to Christ, endeavoring to love past themselves, when their pain and fears are so big?

Let’s retire this notion of the terrible two’s and exchange it for a perspective of God’s design, our roles and His provision.

Seek to be a calmer, more peaceful person yourself and that will rub off on your children.

To the fathers: Thank you for your leadership. You are heroes. But what if God were asking us to be a hero to just one more?