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Mom survival mode can begin when you bring your newborn home, but now that my children are both grown and married, I see that there is still an element of survival mode that stays with you in the empty nest years. You see, the empty nest years are...

We all can remember studying for our final exams. After all the hours sitting in class, after all the homework and pop quizzes and papers, the entire academic year comes down to a few last tests.

In our society, it's becoming more and more common for women to give birth for the first time after age 35 - or even age 40. You may have delayed having a baby so you could establish a career or travel. Circumstances like infertility or divorce...

There is so much we can do as Christians to step up and redefine what it means to be an orphan in this world. Here are a few ideas of how you can step into this world and start loving these kids in your community.

For a college student, a parent who wants to know everything all the time can come across as overpowering and annoying. Not what you were going for, right?

Today my heart is breaking for the nine prayer warriors who lost their lives at Emmanuel AME Church while praying and studying God’s Word—in God’s house.

There’s no such thing as a perfect school year, but there are some sure-fire steps to pave a path to a year that all parties enjoy.

“As new moms, we expect our lives will change, but we never expect to lose prayer. We never expect to lose God.”

Ministering to others is such a special part of our lives as believers, but it is crucial that we recognize and avoid the warning signs of burnout.

The quarantine may have some of us mom reconsidering what we want our roles to be once the embargo lifts. Is being a stay-at-home mom better than a working one? What about for you?

We have the power to make a big difference in our children's lives through prayer. That doesn't mean we abdicate our responsibilities as parents. It means we partner with God to raise our children as we pray for every aspect of their lives. When...