After 38 years of managing two careers and raising two hyper-involved children, we've learned a few ways to keep a healthy schedule.
Should you make your kids do something for their stepmom on Mother's Day? The day can be awkward. Here are some tips to find what works for your family.
Shared memories become the relational glue that bonds you closer together for the years ahead.
By defining your family word for the year, you're declaring what you are choosing to treasure and where you want your heartbeat as a family to reside.
Dads, you know you love your daughter. But you might be surprised at how much she needs to hear it.
You may feel like panicking if you discover pornographic images or search history on your child's device. Here's a helpful way to respond instead.
Kids provoke us. And when we’re provoked, the sin in us tends to get revealed — especially when the provocateurs are our very own children.
Your challenging child can be used by God to transform both you and your child.
Feeling unprepared and inadequate for the challenges of motherhood..., I plunged headlong into discouragement.
How to remain warm and tolerant through the struggle without constantly sermonizing.