Parenting

Every new mom needs a reminder that she’s doing better than she thinks. The author offers practical wisdom for postpartum moms: how to care for your body, nurture your mental health, and stay spiritually refreshed—whether it’s taking a shower, sitting in the sunshine, or whispering a prayer during a feeding.

Every parent knows the ache of wanting to protect their child. These heartfelt prayers will help you entrust your son to the Lord’s care and guide him toward becoming a man of faith.

As the weather cools and schedules get busy, it's important to make time for family fun this fall. Discover 20 engaging activities, from cozy indoor baking to outdoor adventures, that will help you create lasting memories together.

From the baby years to college drop-offs, time seems to slip through our fingers. This gentle message invites you to slow down, find strength in God’s presence, and treasure the time you still have.

Christian parents can’t afford to be passive about screen time. In a world that rewards scrolling, choose to raise children who recognize the real danger behind distraction.

The next generation is under spiritual attack; they need parents, mentors, and grandparents who aren’t afraid to fight for their future with faith.

What happens when your love is mistaken for interference? Discover how Scripture guides grandparents and parents through the tension of advice and honor.

October also often delivers some of the year’s best movies, and this fall is no different. This month offers a variety of great choices for parents planning a family movie night.

Life is about discovering certain truths that will guide you, shape your character, and become the compass that helps you navigate your way through life. I want to provide thirteen truths that will help you build a solid foundation for life. They will help you see that growing into a man of character starts with understanding who you are, what you stand for, and how to live with purpose.

Despite your loss and grief, God has given you promises that nothing can ever take away.

The Lord is so patient with us. He is kind and does not want anyone to perish, but all to come to Him. When we are stubborn in our sin natures, He continues to call us to Himself. He pursues us in love and with gentleness.

When a pregnancy ends too soon, the grief can feel invisible. But it matters deeply to God. These four gentle reminders offer space to grieve, connect with your spouse, and bring your heartbreak before the Lord.

You raised them with love—now they’re building families of their own. Discover what the Bible says about releasing, blessing, and supporting your children in this new season.

Luckily, several families near us have started doing “late overs.” The kids all went over and watched movies and played games until around 9:30/10, then everyone went home.

What do you do when your child never grows up? When they keep making the same poor choices and not learning from them? When they expect you to keep bailing them out or helping them? Or maybe you always bail them out and help them, which isn't healthy for either of you. How do you learn to set boundaries and stop enabling your adult child? 

Culture may laugh at parents, but Scripture calls us to treasure them. Discover why rejecting our parents’ teaching goes against God’s design—and how honoring them brings blessing.

Amazon Prime has released the trailer for its new animated faith series, “The Chosen Adventures.” The series will bring the life and teachings of Jesus Christ to animation. Watch the short but powerful trailer to get a look at the upcoming series headed to Amazon Prime Video, “The Chosen Adventures.”

Your kids may already know what a “furry” is—even if you don’t. Here’s how it’s influencing school culture—and how to anchor your children in God’s truth.

Join millions celebrating faith and freedom on October 2nd for the "Bring Your Bible to School" event, an opportunity to share the importance of God's Word. Discover how you can participate and make a difference!

We want the messes to be fewer, and yet when the messes fade, we miss them. We want them back. We realize they were a gift, a sign of life in your home.