Parenting Update Archives

Do your kids like to do crafts? Do you have a budding artist in the family? With Thanksgiving coming up, there will be lots of things for you to...

I guess you could say we've experienced the best (and worst) of both worlds while learning a few important things along the way. Here is an...

Solid, Christian homeschooling includes the mental, spiritual, and physical well-being of our children while also providing safety from the...

Both adults and kids enjoy learning about the history surrounding Reformation Day and celebrating the events as an alternative or addition to...

Even if you never heard these words from your father, you can change generations to come by making them part of your son’s life—helping him become...

Maybe you've dropped a child off at college or have lost a child. The pain and grief associated with these losses can be unbearable at times. You...

Books provide a bottomless well of ideas for costumes. Help your child understand the character and choose a few simple props to demonstrate the...

Remember that your role as a parent is not just a duty but a divine calling—a chance to shape lives and nurture souls.

I don’t know what Halloween is going to look like for you in your community this year. Imagine how it would be different if you focused on ways to...

One of the best things about homeschooling is that you get to choose as many science experiments as you like! After all, hands-on learning often...

We are often surrounded by little ones we love — kids or grandkids, nieces or nephews, or children of our hurting friends who are also dealing with...

Here are the different deep life questions Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millenials, and Gen Z are asking (and why it matters).

Jesus invites those of us who are weary and burdened to draw closer to him (Matthew 11:28-30). When you start to wonder if you are enough for your...

 I want my son to know that I'm a better person because he's in my life. I also hope he knows the world is a better place because he's in it.

Whether you interpret Proverbs 22:6 as a promise for raising your kids “in the Lord” or a warning about not doing so, there’s one thing we know:...