How to Leave a Legacy in Your Home

It all begins with a foundation of God’s Word.

Three players from this week’s game, and the fathers who influenced them.

When we indicated we wanted to help other people grow in their faith and in their marriage the way we had, we had absolutely no idea of what God had in store for us.

Learning God’s principles for marriage the hard way.

The home may be the place where it’s most difficult to live out our faith—and also the most important.

Ten ideas that can help connect hearts and homes to Him.

Three essentials to sharing the kind of covenant love that Ruth and Naomi had.

One of the greatest gifts we can give our children is disciplined speech.

Karis Kimmel Murray describes the “Murray Family Code.” She and her husband developed these rules to emphasize practical and biblical expectations for how family members will live and treat each other.

God’s grace serves as the self-healing mechanism for our inadequate lenses when we fail at love, forgiveness, and grace itself.

You are God’s first responders, called to run in with help when your child is in danger because of burning desire or an attack of temptation.

Christians share a common identity in Christ, which takes precedence over ethnicity and every other difference that tends to divide us.

When we scutilize our parenting priorities, we often find that, although we are followers of Christ, we are also products of a compelling Western mindset.

A potentially dangerous accident with my son taught me a lesson in temper management.

The kids are back at school, and I’m alone.

With a little investment of time, these ideas can help give your children an “ultimate gift.”

Our modern notion of “falling in love” is based on feelings. And following your feelings can get you hurt.