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In most cases I find boredom to be a function of attitude—a result of my own selfishness and lack of vision or initiative or creativity.

These ideas won’t cure every problem in your home, but they will help you refocus on kingdom purposes.

Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, share how God changed their hearts for orphans.

Your kids know all about the latest phone and internet technologies. So do pornographers. Donna Rice Hughes talks about the importance of protecting your children.

A special blessing to my sons and son-in-law.

The best place for us to practice being “servants of all” is in the home.

In my effort to build a lasting marriage, I’ve realized I face a never-ending battle against my natural sinfulness and selfishness.

Many couples start off wrong and are then burdened with poor in-law relationships for years. It will take faith to develop positive in-law relationships.

The Song of Solomon provides an excellent description of God’s intention for sex between a husband and wife.

God allowed me to spend a few precious hours with a husband, father, and grandfather finishing the race strong and loving his family during his last hours on earth.

If the gospel is central to your life, it also must be central in your family.

The story of one couple’s journey from infertility to adoption.

Loving wayward children even when you don’t approve of their behavior.

I believe the solution to the marriage and family crisis in our nation is found in equipping and unleashing a movement of men and women in marriage and family ministry.

A list of helpful hints when meeting with younger couples.

For regular spiritual check-ups, ask yourself these questions.

Preparing for Marriage was the resource that helped one couple help people build a foundation for marriage as God designed it.

Widow Margie Rich sees her retirement home as a mission field, finding unique ways to point people to Christ.