Will what you do today make a difference tomorrow?

No mom is perfect, but if you’re looking for a standard, I would encourage any mother to grow in these five areas.

A biblical battle plan for parenting.

When our children get married, we must let them grow independently of us, no matter how much it hurts.

At some point, all parents need to release their children and trust in God’s plan for their lives, no matter where that plan takes them.

Lessons from my daughter’s teenage pregnancy.

Every Christian can make a difference in caring for orphans and children in foster care.

By giving you a brief glimpse into our story, we pray that we will encourage you to prayerfully consider getting involved in adoption and orphan care.

My great-grandfather Peter continues to influence his family—several generations after his death.

The greatest shield of protection we can provide for our children is prayer.

What we learned about prayer for our children as they prepared for and entered adolescence.

We should be working hard to save the hearts and futures of our sons from the pervasive decadence of a generation that is spinning aimlessly out of control.

The only quality time that you will enjoy with your daughter is what flows from the quantity of time you invest with her.

It’s not easy for a girl surrounded by testosterone.

A quick course on being a godly father.

Just one day can make the difference in a life wasted and one that leaves a legacy that will outlive us all.

As a husband and father, you are the warrior who has been charged with the duty of pushing back against the evil that seeks to prey on your wife, daughters, and sons. If you don’t step up, who will?

I realized I needed to be intentional in raising my children. Fortunately, I had a good model: my own father, Hook Rainey.