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In this six-week study, we’ll explore what we mean by calling, God’s view of work, finding God’s calling for our lives and living out God’s calling in our lives. Seeped in Scripture, this study is designed to affirm our callings in Christ and...

Do you have margin in your life? Few of us actually actively seek to add margin to our daily, weekly, or monthly schedules.

Now that you know God’s view of time is different than ours, let’s talk about how we use our time. What can we do to extract ourselves from the allure of busyness?

We need to find a happy medium, balancing work with play, rest with productivity. While the purpose of this study isn’t to give you an outline of how to fill your day, it is designed to guide you in making those decisions.

Many parents ask themselves, "Did I do all I could have? Why, since I raised him to know the Lord, did he stray so far from God?"

In the Bible, God calls on his children to pray for their nation and its leaders. Here are eight prayers to say on the National Day of Prayer.

One reason you might be having trouble conversing with your teen is that you haven't made the crucial transition to mentor. If we're parenting our 14-year-old the same way we did when he was eight, we will quickly run into a communication problem....

For the right perspective of time, let’s look at three important things God says about our time.

It’s nearly graduation season for high schoolers, and what better time than now to think about what advice to give these young men and women on the cusp of adulthood.

Let’s take a deep dive into what the Bible says—or doesn’t say—about who should be the primary financial provider for the family.

We must be careful we have the right heart when it comes to giving financially. When we give from the right heart motivation, we will focus more on our eternal reward than any approval from man.

Death is part of life. Every living creature, from plants and trees to animals to human beings, eventually dies. The sooner we acknowledge that with our children, the better. This doesn't mean we shoehorn death into conversations, but we shouldn't...

Dear Heavenly Father, thank you that you make all things new. Thank you that you are not like us, trying to repair the broken things and hoping that they'll be as good as new... You take away the shame and brokenness, and we are new in you.

Lord, I pray that you will help us live a life like Paul did: zealous, all in for God, and yet willing to suffer. Help us not forget that there are Christians throughout the world who are suffering for their faith more than we can ever know. Help...

Once you've incorporated regular thank yous in your home, get the children to extend their thank yous to thankfulness by regularly asking them what they're thankful for. This can be kickstarted at Thanksgiving but should be something you revisit...

We can have peaceful times on this earth, but they're all very fragile. It's a fragile peace. Maybe even you experience this personally... But the Prince of Peace, he's the one who removes all the peace-disturbing factors and gives us the peace...

Dear Jesus, thank you for being the living water. Thank you for giving us a path in the wilderness. Help us to cling to these promises. In Jesus' Name, Amen.

Moms and dads who ascribe to the authoritative parenting approach are often more in tune with their children’s needs. They prefer to guide their kids, using honest and open communication methods to impart their values. Children with authoritative...

We’ve had our share of great dinner parties and disasters—and everything in between. We’ve left out key ingredients in dishes, forgotten to purchase beverages, and burned the main meat course beyond recognition while our kids have asked...

The holidays often bring out the best—and worst—in people, including relatives and close friends. While most of us look forward to spending extensive time with our families, sometimes, there's someone in that circle who's toxic to you or your...