Single Parents Archives

Being a single mom is hard. It’s physically hard, emotionally hard, and spiritually hard. Single moms need your help.

You can be happily remarried, but the path to getting there is more narrow than wide. So why not learn from others who have gone before you?

Beyond a strong relationship with Christ, what else can single parents do to find strength in their homes and lives?

Becoming a single parent after a divorce is hard, but it’s important to avoid becoming what I call a “No-No Parent.”

If you're wondering how to help someone in a hard place, this is what I’ve learned. Here's what is helpful—and what is not.

In almost every case, a single parent is walking down a road they didn't plan to be on.

I am humbled in gratefulness and moved by the Spirit to pray for parents whose innocent Christmas joy is absent this year.

When we experience trials, we have to hold the truth of suffering AND the gospel, and walk a line between them without falling off either side.

As a single mom, it is especially important to hear clearly from God his direction for your dating life.

Now that I'm a single mom, I’m much more aware of how other people can offer support to those of us in this challenging role.

We all will encounter seasons where we can’t seem to get a break and where our friends can’t seem to hit a snag in the road. But we must learn how...

Do you ever wonder if God is listening or sees what you're going through? If so, then read this week's post and be encouraged.

Co-parenting requires dealing with the “worms in the can” and letting painful emotions take a back seat to the needs of the children.

Frozen family relationships are so multilayered and can happen over so many years that reconciliation can ever be possible. But even if the other...

If your children are living in a home a good amount of time with their stepmom or stepdad, then why wouldn’t you pray for that house to be covered?