Watch out! It’s a trap!

Different kid, different parenting.

Ron, I thought I was going crazy, but now I know I’m not alone.

When kids live between two homes, you can’t win every parenting battle, but some issues are a hill worth dying on.

Now here’s a resolution for you. Colossians 3 says, “Set your mind on things above”.

Here’s an idea for all parents: Smile when you say “no”.

Did your mother ever tell you to save for a rainy day? So, did Solomon.

At the birth of Christ were there any unsung heroes?

Hmmm. Second wife, first ornaments.

One voice worth listening to is the voice of experience.

Do you know your heart?

What’s the best thing a father can do for his children?

Healthy co-parenting is hard. So, is it worth all the hard work?

Diligence secures a reward.

If you’re a single parent or dating one, here’s a dating myth to avoid.

Patient investing, over a long period of time, usually pays off big!

Yeah, parental unity is a really good idea. But can co-parents, living in two different homes, find parental unity?

If you’re a single parent or dating one, here’s a dating myth to avoid.