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Even if turning your television off completely is an unbearable thought, consider these ideas for replacing a portion of your television-watching time.

Karis Kimmel Murray describes the “Murray Family Code.” She and her husband developed these rules to emphasize practical and biblical expectations for how family members will live and treat each other.

God’s grace serves as the self-healing mechanism for our inadequate lenses when we fail at love, forgiveness, and grace itself.

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.

The difference between premarried hope and stepfamily reality

In a culture of counterfeits and mistruths, marriage needs to be re-branded as an awesome, noble, and challenging adventure.

Youth entitlement seems to have reached epidemic proportions in both my family and society as a whole.

The importance of praying parents.

A list of ideas for developing an ever-elusive character trait.

One of the hardest things about raising young children is that we feel we’re making no progress.

Some solid convictions that we believe every family should embrace.

Six guidelines for controlling your emotions while correcting your kids.

What worked yesterday with a child may not work today, and you have to be flexible

A few specifics that teenagers need to learn about the opposite sex.

How do I know when it’s needed and when it isn’t?

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

When you and your ex-spouse fight, it’s your children who suffer.

With healthy expectations and a specific strategy to build a relationship, a satisfying bond can be nurtured.