Parenting

The Eleventh Annual Bring Your Bible to School Day Is This Thursday, October 2

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!

Savoring Days When Our Kids Are Small

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.

5 Things Your Teenager Does and Doesn’t Want from You

When emotions run high and answers feel far off, these biblical insights can help you connect with your teenager’s heart. Here’s what your child may be quietly hoping for from you.

Feeling Overwhelmed This Fall? 7 Gentle Habits Moms Can Start Today

Fall feels cozy, but for moms, it can feel like chaos. If you're running on empty and buried under mom guilt, these 7 grace-filled routines can help you breathe again.

10 Bible Verses for Infant Loss (with Biblical Insights and Encouraging Quotes)

If you’ve experienced infant loss, maybe you’ve asked many of the same questions. Why did God take my baby? Did I cause my infant loss?

5 Ways to Listen to Your Children Less Distracted

Being intentional about putting away distractions is imperative if we want to cultivate new habits of connecting and strengthening our relationship with our children.

5 Cozy Autumn Activities the Whole Family Will Love

Once the heat of the summer has ended, it is time to get outside and soak up the cooler weather. Through the beautiful colors of the trees, the crisp air, and the beautiful sunsets, we can appreciate Autumn with our families.

Finding God’s Peace in Back-to-School Chaos: 4 Ways to Slow Down and Refocus

Your schedule’s packed, but your soul’s starving. Here’s how to anchor your life in peace before busyness burns you out.

10 Tips for Navigating Boundaries with Your Adult Children

No parent wants to see their child in difficult situations. Still, let them learn from their mistakes. If you bail them out all the time, they will not learnanything and will expect you to do so all the time.People whose parents rescue them from everything grow up to be people you don't want to be around. They think they are entitled, above the law, and have no consideration for others. I've seen this firsthand in my family.