All Articles for Parenting

What kind of legacy are you leaving to your children?

Could a Christian home be an obstacle to a true faith in Christ?

Family advocate Tim Kimmel defines what a prodigal is for Dennis Rainey.

The Lord promises wisdom to those who ask Him.

Parenting requires forgiveness and unconditional love.

Want to enjoy guilt-free parenting?

Today on the broadcast, David Cox talks about the impact of suicide on the survivors.

On today's broadcast, marriage and family counselor David Cox helps us understand the suicidal mind.

Today on the broadcast, David Cox, a marriage and family counselor, talks honestly about his father's suicide.

Have you considered adoption but don't know how to do it?

Today on the broadcast, Sara Dorman, a clinical psychologist specializing in women's issues and crisis pregnancies, and author Natalie Gillespie, a mother and stepmother of seven, tell how their hearts were turned toward adoption when they saw the very real needs of children and unwed mothers in the U.S. and around the world.

On the broadcast today, pastor Jim Elliff tells Dennis Rainey why parents are the best candidates for tutoring their children in the faith.

How do you know when your child is saved?

Do you find yourself doubting your child's faith? Today, renowned author and speaker, Dennis Rainey, talks with pastor Jim Elliff about watching for the signs of true conversion.

How can you tell if your child is a Christian? Today on the broadcast, Christian Communicators Worldwide founder, Jim Elliff, reveals the three words that will help parents know if their child is really walking in the faith--conviction, revelation and regeneration.

FamilyLife President, Dennis Rainey, talks today with pastor Jim Elliff, founder of Christian Communicators Worldwide, about finding ways to impart the gospel into a child's life through singing hymns, pictures, and family worship.

On today's broadcast, Jim Elliff, founder of Christian Communicators Worldwide in Kansas City, MO, talks about the various ways God has of bringing His children into the faith.

All this week on the broadcast, Christian Communicators Worldwide founder, Jim Elliff, talks with Dennis Rainey about leading your children to faith in Christ.

Today, Pat Gelsinger, Chief Technology Officer for Intel and author of the book Balancing Your Family, Faith, and Work, talks with Dennis Rainey about the benefits of a personal mission statement.

On the broadcast today, Intel's Chief Technology Officer, Pat Gelsinger, talks about the challenges of balancing the demands of a corporate executive with the roles and responsibilities of a husband and father.

Today on the broadcast, Pat Gelsinger, Chief Technology Officer for Intel Corporation, reflects on his boyhood and the work ethic he learned from his father.

Is it possible to keep your daughter from having premarital sex?

On the broadcast today, Dennis Rainey talks with Christian counselor Sharon Hersh, author of the book "Mom, sex is NO big deal!", about shaping your daughter's sexual identity.

Today, Crawford Loritts, pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Roswell, GA, and author of the book For a Time We Cannot See, tells how service and obedience are the necessary traits of a valuable leader.

On today's broadcast, popular author and pastor Crawford Loritts shares biblical truths from Psalm 1.

Today on the broadcast, Crawford Loritts, pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Roswell, Georgia, explains four characteristics of excellent leaders.

Today on the broadcast, Greg Vaughn, award-winning film producer and founder of "Letters From Dad", recalls his father's death and the loss he felt when he realized that all he had left to remember the relationship was a rusty old tackle box.

On today's broadcast, well-known author and family physician, Dr. Walt Larimore, along with his wife, Barb, gives parents practical advice for helping children lose weight.

Today on the broadcast, award-winning medical journalist and author, Dr. Walt Larimore, talks to parents about the seriousness of childhood obesity.

RV Brown fondly recalls the integrity and fortitude of his father, Eddie "Fish" Brown.

Hear a dramatic presentation of the popular children's book, The Squire and the Scroll, written by Jennie Bishop.

Hear a moving message given by author Anne Graham Lotz at the funeral of David and Nancy Guthrie’s baby girl, Hope.

David and Nancy Guthrie talk about the pregnancy that took them by surprise.

Nancy and her husband, David, tell how they walked through the valley of the shadow of death with their baby girl, Hope.

David and Nancy Guthrie talk about the birth of their baby, Hope, and the genetic disorder that eventually took her life.

David and Nancy Guthrie talk about dealing with the death of a child.

If you were charged with caring for orphans, how would you do it?

Phil and Christy Krause talk about their quest to adopt Abraham and Grace.

Hear about Steven Curtis Chapman adoption ministry, Shaohannah's Hope.

Steven Curtis Chapman, and his daughter, Emily, talk about how she persuaded their family to adopt a child from China.

Dennis and Barbara talk about three key points to consider as we ask God how we can be advocates for orphans worldwide.

Ryan Dobson, and his father, James Dobson, share some emotional moments regarding Ryan's 1970 adoption.

Sean McDowell talks about the Christian's practical yet biblical response to the culture's questions about sex.

Sean McDowell explains what a worldview is and tells how our worldview shapes who we become.

Sean McDowell talks about the huge relational and emotional gap facing teens today.

Voddie Baucham points to the fallout society has seen as a result of Christians failing to obey their parents.

Voddie Baucham shares why our current approach to youth ministry is failing.

Tim Kimmel encourages parents to model a life well-lived in front of their children.

Tim Kimmel compares the world's standard of success and real greatness to God's standard.

Tim Kimmel talks about how parents can cultivate character, humility, gratefulness and a servant spirit in their children.