As parents, we often picture our kids getting married and having families. But what if your godly adult son or daughter chooses to stay single? It can be hard to understand—but singleness isn’t a second-rate calling. In fact, Scripture honors [...]
Does that mean we reject people? A friend of mine posted a long, complaining, and critical note about a political leader. She was pointing out all the person’s faults and sins and then asked how Christians could support someone like that. As [...]
In a culture where mission statements and strategic plans are important for organizations and businesses, I’m wondering if you know what your mission is as a parent. Yes, we’re here to nurture and protect our kids, but is it to [...]
Good Friday—it sounds like a strange name for the day Jesus died, doesn’t it? But for us, it’s the best kind of good. Because without the cross, there’s no forgiveness. No hope. No resurrection. No possibility of salvation. This is [...]
Our kids are growing up in a world that devalues life—whether it’s the unborn, the elderly, or the disabled. But Scripture tells us something different. Every life—every single one—is precious to God. Psalm 119:13-14 says in part, “You knit me [...]
Have you noticed how anxious kids are these days? School stress. Social pressure. Global chaos. Even our young ones are carrying heavy burdens. Crazy thing is, we are too. So how do we help? First—let’s focus on Jesus. He’s our [...]
Marriage is under attack today. Our kids are seeing everything from cohabitation to same-sex relationships portrayed as normal—even celebrated. But God designed marriage—between one man and one woman—for His glory. Are we teaching that clearly at home? Don’t let culture [...]
Cancel culture—it’s everywhere. One wrong counter-cultural opinion, and you’re out. Our kids are watching this happen and wondering: Should I stay quiet about my faith in Christ? Parents, we’ve got to raise bold kids who stand for truth—even when it [...]
“You’re the best!” “You were singing better than everybody up there.” “You hit the ball further than all the other kids.” If it’s true, you’re not lying. But if they’re not the best, is it lying to tell our kids [...]
That’s embarrassing. You raised your kids to love the Lord, be honest, work hard, and be a person of integrity. Then we realize—they’re not. We feel like a failure. Where did we go wrong? If we ARE teaching our kids [...]