Parenting

While we may have been young adults once, we have never parented them before. It requires open communication and incorporating wisdom from those who have experienced it as well as help families navigate this season of life.

As parents, we’re tempted to compare our kids to one another. Yet if we give in to those destructive comparisons, we’ll do long-lasting damage to our children’s hearts and minds.

Elders need those who are younger to lovingly listen, respect, and connect with them. Younger folks need those of us who are older to let go, keep up, and show more of Jesus.

Parenting children with mental health issues can be isolating and exhausting. How do you find hope for walking forward? Here are 5 ways.

The opposite of love is not hate, it’s fear. Fear is the greatest thief of our life, and no stranger to us as single parents.

While every parent makes mistakes, there are some behaviors that can impact a child well into adulthood and even become stumbling blocks to their relationship with the Lord. Here are 7 profound ways parents can skew their children's view of God.

While under-parenting can throw our kids to the wolves, is it possible that over-parenting can turn our kids away from faith?

If you are struggling with helping your children learn gratitude and contentment, here are five ways to teach your kids to be grateful, in season and out.

I have found that when I flip my perspective as a Mom to one filled with gratitude rather than frustration then I am able to live my days more joyfully. Psalm 127 is just one of many reminders from the Bible of how precious children are in the sight of the Lord!

Bedtime is a good time to help your children memorize Scripture. What are some good verses to help your children to fill their minds and hearts with God’s word?