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Good friends are an essential ingredient for a healthy, happy, homeschool mom. Here's why...

Be aware of the things that upset, frustrate, or set off your children. When you see these patterns occur, you can better remedy the problem—understanding the why behind the outburst can lead to more empathy and moving through the issue more...

Is staying home with my children, home schooling them, preparing meals for them, vacuuming, dusting, washing clothes, cleaning floors and bathing babies enough? Or is there more that I should be doing to further the gospel of Christ?

Ultimately, dads should not feel discouraged by the demands of work when it comes to supporting their children's homeschooling. While it might be challenging to strike a healthy balance, finding enjoyable and meaningful activities that positively...

I don’t know what wounds you wear, but God does. He knows what you’re going through and He doesn’t disregard your cry for help.

Mother’s Day can stir a complex mix of emotions—joy, grief, disappointment, or longing—and regardless of our circumstances, God invites us to bring our whole hearts to Him, offering comfort, strength, and grace to sustain us through every joy and...

Fostering your own singles ministry can be as simple as it needs to be: use what you have, and don't be afraid.

Even with the most well-intentioned plan in place, sometimes walking away from a small group is still the best option.

It’s one of the most overshadowed holidays on the calendar, so let me set a few things straight about Thanksgiving.

The responsible way in which we choose to handle modern media will set the tone for our children’s online behavior. Young children mimic what they see, and habits are hard to break as they grow older. By holding ourselves to the standards that we...

"Mom, is there something wrong with me?" my 10-year-old son's voice quivered as he stared out the car window. His question stabbed deep into my heart. For the past five months, he'd visited multiple psychologists and tutors.

Raising up godly children requires more than just imparting facts; it requires us to impart our very lives.

Mother's day can ostracize stepmoms even more: all the work of parenting, but none of the joys associated with being a mom.