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What we learned about prayer for our children as they prepared for and entered adolescence.

It’s not easy for a girl surrounded by testosterone.

When our children get married, we must let them grow independently of us, no matter how much it hurts.

A quick course on being a godly father.

As a husband and father, you are the warrior who has been charged with the duty of pushing back against the evil that seeks to prey on your wife, daughters, and sons. If you don’t step up, who will?

Ten ideas to help keep you sane during the exhausting, overwhelming years with young children.

As we raised our six children, Barbara and I had many opportunities to train them to get along with each other.

Because teens are trying to figure out who they are, what they are supposed to do, and what’s expected of them, all of these issues focus on the big me.

Lessons from my daughter’s teenage pregnancy.

Every time I read the story about the Prodigal Son, I feel it’s a story about me.

A key to experiencing freedom and joy is to replace lies with the truth of God’s Word.

Women often end up in bondage to a lie they believe about themselves.

The best thing you can do for yourself, for your children, and for our culture is to make your marriage work—and encourage others to do the same.

Kids may be resilient, but divorce does serious damage to them.

Having in-laws is not always the easiest part of marriage, but it’s one of the best and most unexpected blessings.

Six suggestions that will help you nurture these delicate relationships.

Much to my surprise, I realized God was calling me to be faithful, not single.

The key to making marriage work—and what sets it apart from cohabitation—is commitment.