What's New at FamilyLife?

Editor’s note, May 2015:  In a recent FamilyLife contest, participants were asked, “What marriage

Many of the concepts communicated in Stepping Up resonate immediately with the prisoners in our group.

Despite doing all the right things in seemingly right circumstances, Rob and Rhonda Bugh struggled to make their remarriage work.

The simple events of everyday life can create hurt feelings and anger that send blended families down the road to isolation.

Just as failing to discipline your children will lead them to running the house, failing to trust your children will lead them to leaving the house.

As a father, you need to love her not only when she is your sweet, affectionate girl, but also when she’s a real pain in the neck.

The undeniable fact is that God expects parents to lead the family.

The terms used to define and describe the blended family experience vary from person to person.

Every marriage, no matter how good, needs a plan to combat isolation and to bring about intimacy.

Here are five questions to consider as you seek to help your daughter grow in godliness.

The “crisis in the American family” isn’t downstream from Woodstock or the Pill, but downstream from the wreckage of Eden.

In this wireless, tech world, parents need to be proactive in connecting with their teens through real conversation.

The definition of the word mean is to be unkind or malicious. But a good mean mom defines the word quite a bit differently.

For mothers, parenting children can be an enemy of romance. Check out these practical tips for reining in a busy lifestyle.

Some issues in a marriage demand ongoing engagement.

Well-written books can reinforce the values and morals you want to impart to your children. They can help you parent well.

When we learned that the nature of parenting is sacrifice, we went from trying to have it all to having everything that matters.