The Incredible Importance of Grandparenting
As a grandparent, do you realize you are second only to the parents in your potential to impact your grandchildren spiritually?
As a grandparent, do you realize you are second only to the parents in your potential to impact your grandchildren spiritually?
Nina Roesner and Debbie Hitchcock talk about the importance of communicating respectfully with your teen.
Stepparenting has its challenges. That’s what Jerry and Kate Angelo found out when they married and became a blended family of six.
Most parents, according to Paul David Tripp, think that their kids have a “law” problem, so they set up rules. What they really have is an “awe” problem.
Chris and Michelle Groff recall their son’s multiple stints in rehab and share a few of the parenting principles they learned there.
Chris and Michelle Groff share what they learned while their son was in rehab, and how they used this information to start their own ministry helping other parents.
Chris and Michelle Groff recall the night friends awakened them at 2:30 a.m. to tell them their son had broken into their car.
Spiritually healthy parents walk each day, step by step, with God as their guide.
Join Dennis and Barbara Rainey as they take a stroll down memory lane and relive some of their most memorable, and challenging, parenting moments.
God has a divine purpose in mind when He calls us to be parents. After years of parenting, Dennis Rainey realized that the children helped him finish growing up.
Barbara Rainey talks about some of the ways adoption affects your marriage, your other children, and your relationship with Christ.
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.
If we had only 30 minutes to talk with you, here’s the advice we would pass on.
No matter how skillful you are, only God is sovereign over your children.
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.
Children in blended families are going to feel like they don’t belong, and they often take it out on the stepparent. But there is hope.
A delicate balancing act for blended families.