What do you remember about your childhood?

Who rules the roost at your home–you or your teen?

Are your kids testing your boundaries?

Do you sometimes feel like motherhood has you stuck in a rut somewhere between carpool and laundry?

Launching your teen into adulthood is bittersweet.

Your high school senior is about to leave home, but you still have time to invest in his character!

College students, ever wonder about dating, drinking, good and evil, church attendance, or the authority of Scripture?

Can a college student really keep his faith strong while away from home?

“Mom, he hit me!” Sound familiar?

Two siblings competing for Mom and Dad’s attention can turn a simple game of Mother May I? into a battle.

Jill Rigby never dreamed she’d be parenting her twin boys alone.

Today Karen Loritts, a wife and mother of four grown children, shares ten practical ways to be a better mother.

What would a beautiful princess do with a gift she could only give once—her first kiss?

A beautiful princess received a priceless gift when she was born—her first kiss.

When your daughter asks, “Who am I? What do I want? Whom should I be?”, you’ll be ready to connect to her, with practical advice from Melissa Trevathan and Sissy Goff.

“Who am I?” is one of the most important questions a 6- to 12-year-old girl asks herself.

Children can feel like the silent victims of a family move.

What do you think about premarital sex?