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Through much prayer, I began to see that my weariness had nothing to do with my children. I just had the winter blues!

A few weeks ago, I blogged about the misperception that millennials are losing their faith. In that post, I mentioned two facts that will springboard us to today’s topic of faith retention.

How can we form passionate pro-life hearts in our children? This seems especially difficult in a world that seems obsessed with solving problems by destroying life instead of nurturing it. Here are 4 ideas that we’ve found helpful in our family....

Our first instinct is to pray for our own child's influence and protection. But it's very possible no one is praying for the child or young adult you want to protect your child from.

Have you made New Year's Resolutions? Try picking a verse to guide you through 2019.

When we think about what is good, we train our minds to notice more of what is good and lovely in life. 

The light was nothing short of remarkable. No mountains blocked it. No hills kept it from view. I turned a complete 360 and realized that everywhere I looked there was light. And I was stunned...and also hooked on beautiful light.

Having a quiet time isn’t about perfectly following a list of rules or expectations, it’s about connecting with your Savior.

Have you ever taken a ride on that old train, the Self Doubt Express? Its passengers buy one-way tickets to Despair and Hopelessness. If you suddenly find yourself going at light speed on that train, remember that a little prayer and a few...

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.

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.

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...