Brett Johnston reveals the number one reason people give for not being connected with their siblings.
Karyn Purvis exhorts parents to heal their personal wounds and losses before adopting and not to expect their children to fill those gaps for them.
Karyn Purvis, a leading expert in developmental psychology specializing in at-risk children, talks about the risks factors associated with adopted and foster children
Author Leslie Leyland Fields exposes the myth that “children make you happy.”
Do you feel powerless to protect your teen from early sexual involvement?
Teen sex isn’t just a bad idea; it’s a risky move physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
The research is clear – a large percentage of students are spiritual drop outs once they get to college.
College provides plenty of opportunities for socializing with the opposite sex.
There’s no doubt about it – college is fun! But it also involves a lot of hard work.
Worried about making new friends at college? All it takes is a little know how.
Classes are finished, finals are graded, and the diploma is finally in your hand!
Do your kids feel safe telling you their innermost thoughts and feelings?
You’ve heard it said that children aren’t robots, yet we’re always amazed when our kids break away from our family’s norm.
Andy and Nikki Bray talk candidly about the tragic flash flood that took the life of the their oldest daughter, Natasha, at the age of 16.
Andy and Nikki, directors of FamilyLife New Zealand, realize their marriage and family are a miracle from God.
