Nathan Clarkson reflects on the first thirty years of his life as someone who is “different,” In his search to find his identity, Clarkson describes his journey to find out what a good man is and does.

Adam Griffin coaches parents on what it means to disciple their children. Griffin shares how his family opens their home for hospitality as a way to evangelize their neighbors.

Adam Griffin joins us to talk about a parent’s responsibility to love and disciple his or her children. This doesn’t mean setting a perfect example, but modeling repentance and forgiveness when we fail.

Your children need guidance, and you are their guide. Adam Griffin talks about a parent’s call to intentionally teach their children what it means to love God and love others.

As Christian parents, we desire to raise our children to become kids of faith. Filmmaker and actor Alex Kendrick gives us five helpful things to help parents foster an environment for that to happen.

Jasmine Holmes wants her son to understand he is made in the image of God, to understand the beauty of diversity, and to be a hopeful optimist centered on the gospel of Christ.

Jasmine Holmes knows what strong parenting looks like. But that didn’t shield her from the pain of casual prejudice growing up. Now a young mom, she shows her son he is “fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Do you have a child with special needs? Ginny Owens, Jennifer Shaw, Paul MIller, Sarah Parshall Perry, and Amy Julia Becker share stories of faith, joy, and hardship unique to parenting special children.

Bryan Loritts joins his father, Pastor Crawford Loritts, to talk about the value of a father’s integrity.

Fathers provide innumerable gifts to their children, but the best gifts don’t fit in a box. Bryan Loritts talks about the “RITE” gifts good fathers give to their children.

Bryan Loritts talks about the difference between a headwind father and a tailwind father. He explains which one sets his child on a trajectory for success by inspiring them to their God-intended destiny.

Lindsey Carlson has suggestions for training kids and teens to grow their own faith in Jesus.

Holly Melton explains to parents a simple, practical plan for not only praying with their children, but growing them as disciples of Jesus.

Holly Melton says it’s never too early (or late) for a parent to begin talking to their children about faith in God. She encourages parents to be intentional about praying with their kids before school.

Bryan Carter talks about seven habits healthy families have, starting with having our priorities in line and paying special attention to how we spend our time, on FamilyLife this Week.

Vicki Courtney encourages mothers to talk to their sons about chivalry. Mothers and fathers should also talk to their sons about unplanned pregnancy, sexting, and porn.