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Sometimes, make-believe tells us a lot about real life.

When you live like Jesus, you make a difference in someone’s life.

You’ve been more of a mom to me than my real mom, so can I call you mom?

Dealing with epic parenting failure? Author Paul David Tripp hands you hope, truth, and practical ideas to transform failure into unforgettable opportunity. Show Notes and Resources Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources fr…

All those annoying moments with teens? They’re doorways to mind-blowing opportunities as a Christian parenting teens, says Paul David Tripp. Find out how. Show Notes and Resources Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from…

On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson host Paul David Tripp–who insists those annoying moments with teens are doorways to mind-blowing opportunities as a Christian parenting teens. Find out how.

If you show your kids vulnerability or grief, will they feel insecure? Or just the opposite? Counselor Ron Deal weighs in on hard emotions in parenting. Show Notes and Resources Find resources from this podcast at shop.familylife.com. See resources from o…

Author Roland Warren invites single moms on a journey to heal their hearts and offers parenting advice to raise healthy men, good husbands, and strong dads. Show Notes and Resources Learn More About Roland Warrens Ministry, Care Net Find resources from th…

Parents need to be on the same side, right? Well, what if you can’t?

Need tips on parenting with a former spouse? On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann

As parents and stepparents, we want to raise our kids well, but we often

Powerful parenting might not look like you think! Author Jeff Norris reveals habits to

Your potential impact on your grandkids can be monumental. Authors Larry Fowler and Tim

No one feels prepared for raising teens. But you can do this! Author Gary

Parenting their sons’ autism, Sho Baraka and his wife Patreece felt blindsided—including a loss

Parenting their sons’ autism, Sho Baraka and his wife Patreece felt blindsided—including a loss