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Most of my experience mentoring women is casual as a frappuccino or pair of sneakers. It’s purposeful, curious, God-inviting friendship.

I was getting some things wrong about hospitality. Could gathering around the table be less—and so much more—than I thought?

I’m my kids’ father, not their God. I don’t need to model perfection. My failures give me the chance to model repentance, faith, and growth.

If you’ve grown up outside of a Christian home, it can be straight-up intimidating to try to raise your children to follow Jesus.

You can make a difference through your marriage just by inviting others into your not-so-perfect, sometimes chaotic life.

Infertility is exhausting, and it can make or break your marriage. Here are seven tips my husband and I learned along our own journey.

You don’t have to take away your grieving child’s pain. When they come to you with a heavy heart, help carry it as our Father does for us.

Whether or not God answers your prayers for marriage the way you want Him to, praying is still worth the time and effort.

Do you and your spouse have the same definition of what romance is? Often in marriage, romance suffers an identity crisis.

Your stepfamily wilderness season may involve a broken marital vow, a stepchild who doesn’t want to be part of the family, or loneliness. Regardless of your circumstances, you don’t have to stay stuck wandering in the wilderness.

Knowing what to do with teenagers to tighten your bond isn’t always easy. But teens don’t need us less as they get older … just differently.

An unhappy marriage is a form of suffering. But while culture suggests we avoid suffering at all cost, Scripture offers a different take.

What makes a man marriage material? In my own search, I’ve kept a list of nonnegotiables—most revolve around Christlike character.