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In their latest book, the Farrels share tools to help parents provide a godly and healthy foundation, answers and direction for the development of their child's view of sex. Join me for this audio interview with Pam Farrel...

A close relationship between parent and child appears to instill in the child the desire to want to live out the values and moral beliefs of the parent.

In our new book, The Before You Marry Book of Questions, we offer plenty of personal reflection and ample interactions for a couple to complete.

Men at midlife are asking a few key questions: Have I made my mark on the world? I want a deep relationship. Who will listen?

Sometimes we joke that an argument is "a discussion that occurs when you're right, but your mate just hasn't realized it yet.”

Sexual abuse is almost a daily headline, so all parents need to have their eyes wide open to vigilantly protect their children from sexual predators.

I have seen great power in “sistering” to help one another learn to love our husband better, stronger and more faithfully.

If you are in a developing relationship, it is wise to take a quick inventory and see how ready you might be for marriage.

“Love is what’s in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and listen.”

Let’s toss out the glossy trappings of the magazine spreads, and follow God’s example of making sending love the core of the holiday.

We believe it’s important to celebrate the milestones in your child’s life. Here are some rite of passage ideas that you can use in the pre-puberty years up through young adulthood.

Midlife by its very nature is a lot like dynamite: it is a powerful force for either great good or great harm

Wisdom is one of the most valuable possessions you will ever acquire during your adventure on earth.

So much marital stress is caused because the husband and wife are not on the same page in the way they deal with their children.

Your child may ask, “Where do babies come from?” or your teen may ask “How do I handle the opposite sex?”

Keep this acrostic for LOVE in mind as you make plans to wow the one you love: Listen, Observe, Vary, Extract!

How does one go about building a legacy of love that passes through generations? It's simple: serve one another. Love is an action.

I grew up hearing “Mele Kalikimaka” as the Hawaiian way to say Merry Christmas. So what does that have to do with my spouse?

In the area of sexuality, moral integrity, and fighting for the purity and futures of our children, we are in a state of emergency. This is not a test!