Lauren and Michael McAfee share their transformative journey of adoption, infertility, and learning to trust God’s sovereignty during painful life challenges.
Parenting in the digital age comes with lots of concerns. Melissa Kruger and Jim Mitchell share how grace and communication can build foundations that last.
If your children lose faith, you don’t have to! Author, Stuart Scott, gives advice to parents navigating these circumstances based on patience, prayer, and trust.
The turmoil parents experience when children stray from faith can be significant. Author, Stuart Scott, discusses how to navigate these challenges.
Psalm 23 offers us true comfort and assurance. Join us with Ruth Chou Simons as we discuss her new book, “Home is Where You Are,” which is inspired by the passage.
When you see another Christian family thriving, does it make you wonder how Jesus can create the same culture in your family?
Could celebrating each child’s unique image of God help heal racial division? Speaker ChrisRead More »
Foster care & adoption present difficult issues with similarities to stepfamilies. How do you help a child cope with ambiguous loss or connect as a parent when children act out from prior wounds? Listen to Ron Deal’s conversation with Jenni Lord for help.
Musician and author Andrew Peterson chats about fueling kids’ imagination and creativity to open doors for the Kingdom of God.
Jimmy Needham wrote a book to help kids understand that they need a savior and that God looks beyond appearances. He and his wife, Kelly, tell us more!
Infertility, foster care adoption, and embryo adoption: Nana and Eric Dolce’s path to children involve all three—listen in for inspiration and hope.
There’s no manual for adoptive parenting. Join Gary Chapman and Laurel Shaler to learn how a child’s primary love language can improve emotional health!
Could your behavior be affecting your children’s emotions? Sissy Goff and David Thomas explore how parental strategies might contribute to child anxiety.
Author and pastor Sam Allberry knows parents need key discussions with kids about the ways God’s design and ideas for marriage get it right.
How to tell a Bible story seems straightforward. But children’s ministry expert Jared Kennedy suggests wiser methods to point kids in the right direction.
Do we have to be perfect parents if we want our kids to find God’s peace in this life? Hardly! But we do need to point them to the One who is perfect.
Maybe fostering isn’t for you, but there’s something each of us can do to support foster families. Here are five ideas to get started.
We all desire to teach our children to be better siblings, friends, and someday, adults. But how do we raise compassionate kids?
