Whatever problems may develop, my commitment is to do whatever it takes to help my parents, respect them, and honor them.

You can be an important and influential role in the family with a little grace and wisdom.

Over 25 years of marriage have taught my husband and me how to adjust to each other’s families.

How six adult children honored the single mother who raised them.

Taking care of our elderly parents is a journey into the character of Christ.

When it’s necessary to confront and correct someone, do it in a way that puts a priority on the relationship.

We live in an age when the role of grandparents isn’t clearly defined.

It’s hard not to have control, and one thing that we can’t ever determine is what lies ahead.

Your grandchildren need you. Do not abandon them.

We need to be grandparents who focus on what matters, on what lasts.

As a grandparent, do you realize you are second only to the parents in your potential to impact your grandchildren spiritually?

At the Atlanta Mission, men are learning from the Stepping Up video series that the first step to transformation is a willingness to change.

How will your grandchildren remember you?

When a man lives up to his role, life-giving things start to happen.

Chick-fil-A’s founder was a true patriarch for Jesus Christ.

As grandparents, we’ve been given a wonderful opportunity to influence our grandchildren.

On July 4, 1776, 56 men stepped up to pass a resolution that would cost many of them greatly in the years to come.

Hardly a day goes by when I don’t think of my mother and my mother-in-law and the influence they had on my life.

Thirty years after his mother’s death, Rob Smith found an unusual way to honor her.

The key to powerful manhood is taking responsibility for the field assigned to you.

The fifth commandment—to honor our parents—is rarely discussed today. Yet many are finding that obeying this forgotten commandment is one of the most profound experiences of adulthood.

I know the power of community and I know the emotions of walking this journey alone.

Three essentials to sharing the kind of covenant love that Ruth and Naomi had.

The story of Mary of Nazareth illustrates that true identity is not found in a job, a spouse, a child, a position, or a possession.

Our culture today has influenced many women to see themselves solely in the context of how they look.

Something good that God has placed within every male remains unreleased in most men.

I am not perfect. Let’s both assume that the other is doing the best she can.

Have you honored your parents for what they’ve done well?