Dad, I just want you to be happy.”

In stepfamilies sometimes family members compete.

You got to help, Ron. I’m drowning.”

If you’re single and dating and at least one of you has kids, you need to do your homework.

The gospel is the same. Families are not.

When wisdom calls or speaks, do you listen?

With well over half of couples today living together before marriage there must be some really good benefits to doing so, right?

We’ve all heard Romans 5:8; “while we were still sinners Christ died for us.”

What you mean start one ourselves? Can we do that?

Yeah, I know we don’t have a pilot, but let’s fly anyway.

Ron, we get married in a couple of months…and now my son gets angry?

Yes, you’re part of a blended family.

So, what’s the moral of that story?

When our kids take their frustration out on a scapegoat, what do we do?

Managing our anger starts with not having a scapegoat.

We’ve all done it. We’ve all taken our anger out on someone who didn’t deserve it. But why?

When it comes to social justice, facing adversity with self-control has the biggest impact.