Family Update Archives

Because friend, faith-filled men are in a battle like we’ve never seen before. They need us to be on their side and gently (and tenderly) remind...

I realized that I would often flesh out the areas that needed improvement in our marriage and wait for my husband to fix them. For instance, I...

Young and old love getting dressed up in costumes and having a good time. Kids go trick-or-treating and have classroom parties at school. Adults...

Regardless of what intimacy means to you, it can be affected by outside influences. If you or your spouse have been struggling with intimacy...

Your family may not be into spooky ghosts, creepy costumes, or scary stories, but they still can find ways to create meaningful, wholesome memories...

Even when our kids are grown, they still need us to notice them. Here are 10 things your adult children hope you will see in them. Your son or...

Let’s begin to focus on the behavior that frustrated us rather than attack the person. We can do this by asking for compassion from the Lord for...

The easiest way the Devil can steal from our marriages often does not look like dramatic breaks of trust or infidelity - it's actually just letting...

Sin is sin, and our sin is no worse or no better than our children's sin. The only difference between our sin and theirs is that we have had time...

The fall is here (well, almost), which means cuddling up and getting cozy with the ones you love! This is also your reminder to pack in some fun...

Grab your mud boots and pumpkin spice latte, and let’s kick off the season with some fun things you and your family can do to ring in the season....

Take time to share with your son the way God used teenagers in the Bible to accomplish His purposes.

The Apostle Peter wrote husbands must give honor to their wives. They should treat them with understanding.

In other words, forgiveness in marriage is more than a practical strategy to maintain peace; it is a reflection of the Christian duty to forgive as...

While under-parenting can throw our kids to the wolves, is it possible that over-parenting can turn our kids away from faith?