The Scriptures tell us to honor our father and mother, but why? Dennis Rainey tells why keeping the fifth commandment to honor our parents is so important.
You’re engaged. Do you know how you will relate to your fiancé’s parents after you’re married? Pastor and author Tommy Nelson shares five things every man and woman needs to remember about relating to in-laws.
It’s easy to spot today’s problems. What’s more difficult is to find solutions to these issues. Pastor and author Crawford Loritts’ two-pronged solution is both simple and novel.
Leslie Leyland Fields reflects on her own journey of forgiveness which began one Sunday as the Lord’s Prayer pierced her heart. Leslie shares what she did to see her father through the eyes of Christ.
Leslie Leyland Fields talks about forgiving her father after years and years of estrangement. Leslie shares what God taught her about forgiving those who love us least.
Leslie Leyland Fields recalls the first time she and her six kids traveled to visit her estranged father. Leslie talks about their visit, and her childhood growing up with a mentally ill father.
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.
When I hear stories like this, I realize that the commandment to honor our parents is far more important, and far more powerful, than most of us realize.
What makes your parents tick? Dennis Rainey opens the Scriptures to help you better understand, and love, your parents.
Good ole’ Mom and Dad! Dennis Rainey gives you some practical advice on honoring and loving your parents.
You’ve loved them, you’ve hated them, and sometimes you didn’t understand them at all.
Have you honored your parents for what they’ve done well?
Consider how you can honor your parents with more than just a store-bought card or gift.
It seemed my folks were always helping someone.
Following is an example of a tribute.
