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For most of my life I ignored the Lenten season … until I realized how little time I spent preparing my heart for Easter.

Lent excites me because of its intense Christ-focus and, even more, its focus on the cross.

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

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 reminder of our need to love others, including our enemies.

Here are seven ideas for traditions you can begin to draw your family closer to God.

Whether you’re six months or 60 years into your marriage, God can and will continue to teach you about how to become the man He wants you to be.

Focusing on the names of Christ during the Christmas season can provide many opportunities for you and your children to learn more about Him.

The Christmas season reminds us that the God who made it possible for a virgin to conceive can heal any marriage and any family problem.

We don’t do our kids any favors by encouraging entitlement.

God eagerly waits to meet us when we come with our losses and broken hearts to His welcoming embrace.

We asked wives, “What is one thing you most appreciate about your husband this

Advice on how to meet all their needs, but not all their wants.

Enjoy your holidays this year by simplifying your priorities.

After a divorce, part-time parenting is challenging. Take the risk of acting like a parent and perhaps your children will respect you as one.

How stepfamilies can curb conflict and tension during the Christmas season.

Are you happy with the way your family celebrates the holiday? Here are some ideas to keep it from becoming just another day.