When a couple’s gotten to the point of asking “Should We Stay Together for the Kids?”—it’s hard to know where to go…especially when you’re wondering if it’s an abusive situation. Help them begin with questions like these.
We can’t control who our kids marry, but there are things we can do to steer them in a godly direction before the engagement announcement.
Wondering what you can do to feed unity with all these different values? Try these ideas.
It can be tough to connect with a child who’s different from you in their interests, passions, even their core. How can you close the gap?
I want to be open in talking to my kids about Ukraine, but how do I explain something to my kids that I can’t wrap my own head around?
Wondering how to parent when you’re losing your mind–or your child is blowing their top? Authors Marcus Warner and Chris Coursey show how to move from reactive parenting to relational connection.
In thin, exhausted places, it’s oh-so-easy for sex to freefall down the priority list. But could our marriages need sex more than we think?
Do you have stepfamily questions? We have answers! Listen to Ron Deal’s discussion with
Emotional flooding makes every marital conflict feel like an emergency. How do you slow down so every argument doesn’t lead to devastation?
Why are unhealthy habits so much easier to form than healthy ones? Here are 16 to watch out for in your marriage.
When your marriage is on the rocks, it’s easy to lose hope. But here are four important truths to hold onto to not lose heart.
Is marriage even worth it? Here are three compelling benefits of marriage.
Part of me can turn Grinchy over the holidays. And my husband, if I’m not careful, becomes my Roast Beast. Wondering how to stop fighting?
We all make mistakes, and our children WILL make mistakes. Crystal Paine shares how to trust God when parenting our children.
Doubling a recipe isn’t nearly as hard as you’d think, but it’s a lot more rewarding. Find Friendsgiving ideas to make your gathering doable and happy.
Parents want their kids to have qualities like love, joy, and patience, but is it possible to teach the fruit of the Spirit? Where should we start?
Is it possible your money problems aren’t what you think they’re about? Stop fighting about money—by pursuing solutions from the inside out.
As Christians, we want our kids to love and follow Jesus. Janel Breitenstein encourages us to evaluate our parenting goals so that we may encourage lasting habits that prepare kids for a relationship with Him.
