Halloween and Christians: It’s complicated. Learn how Jimmy and Kelly Needham use their home to share generosity and the gospel during Halloween.
As I start another new year without my husband, I will strive to live in light of what grief has taught me about the fleeting nature of life.
This Memorial Day Weekend hear stories of lesser known, but no less valiant soldiers–and families of soldiers–who sacrificed for our freedom.
Instead of just wondering, what to get the person who has everything, commit to pray for the one you love to find fulfillment in God.
As we approach a new year, it is appropriate to reflect and remember the good things from the year that is drawing to a close. Hear again, excerpts from some of the most meaningful interviews that aired this past year, on FamilyLife This Week.
In February, we have the opportunity to learn more about the strength and history of Black individuals. Check out these ideas for celebrating Black History Month with your family.
We’re called to “give thanks in all circumstances…” But with its challenges, it can be hard to name things to give thanks for this year.
Looking for ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve with kids? We’ve got you covered with the #UltimateFamilyNight.
We’re in the practice of resolutions. These prayers for the New Year will move us toward spiritual renewal too.
My Pop-pop told stories. About how my Mom-mom fell in love with him. About the Marines. Later I found out there were some secrets he didn’t recite.
We give words of affirmation to someone shortly before or after their death. But why wait? Learn to speak life giving affirmations today.
Two moms discuss ways they have allowed their children to participate in the holiday without undermining their values.
New Year’s Eve, 1992: Dennis and Bob sat down in a rented recording studio and had a conversation about the coming new year. Find out how well Bob and Dennis kept their resolutions, as we turn the clock back.
Learn to appreciate the wonder of God actually residing within each of us who believe in Him.
Five reasons why your family should celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit.
