Family Update Archives

God's Word helps us as the spiritual leaders in our homes. As we read God's Word, we find the inspiration we need as parents as we work to raise...

In order to have a relationship with Jesus, children need to know who he is. There are so many names for Jesus in Scripture! It can be fun to mine...

This means that you and your spouse will consistently search out ways to better follow Jesus and extend His love in your marriage. There will be...

Healthy relationships exist when mutual love, respect, and submission exist. The Hebrew word for submit is a verb that means to apply, serve,...

Raising these kids can be exhausting, but if we tell ourselves and others what is good about them—what is great about our family—we can keep our...

When we begin to see education as the reward and not a means to an end, homeschooling makes so much sense. The choice to opt out of the...

There is nothing more life-altering than the journey toward parenthood. We need the power of the Holy Spirit to walk through the uncertainty that...

The world has a different view of submissiveness in the present day, and it is not the same as the biblical definition. Submissive wives love their...

Remind your family that God put you together uniquely, and you belong to each other. I love to point out the little things that give each family...

Childrearing is a difficult task. I am convinced that we do not have a black-and-white parenting guide for each child because God wants to partner...

I remember how angry I was, even at God. I had married the man he told me to marry, so why was I experiencing this pain?

Marriage isn’t about finding the perfect person—it’s about letting God work through two imperfect people.

There are lots of things you can do to make sure your summer is a hit.

There are plenty of budget-friendly summer activities to keep your family occupied and engaged, but if you are looking for something a little more...

Jesus makes clear that what we are living for matters more than we can fully comprehend. He asks what we are putting into practice. Whose words are...