Okay, Ron, I’m the biological dad and I agree that I should make my wife, my kid’s stepmom, a high priority in our home. But does that mean I always have to agree with her?

Now here’s one trap you don’t want your family to fall into: playing favorites.

So, do you live in a state of “continuous partial attention”?

Have you ever started into a project and discovered that it was harder than you anticipated? Well, sometimes, relationships are just like that.

Dream weddings don’t always end the way we imagine.

You prepare to drive a car, right? So why not prepare to be a family?

Don’t rely on your judgment. Pray.

Can we talk about the doll in your office?…

Today on FamilyLife Blended, I’m talking to everyone not in a blended family.

Who knew conflict, can be a turning point for good?

You don’t always know what made the difference…until you look back.

Looking back is one way you know what made the difference.

Time is a commodity that pays significant dividends.

I watched one fail; I watched one succeed.

For stepfamily couples, one of the things that divides their marriage is parenting their kids.

Every couple has conflict. In fact, healthy and unhealthy couples have the same amount of conflict. But what’s different is how they manage it.

Why can’t I see about me, what others see?

I’m not sure why, but when family life changes, sometimes, the church doesn’t.