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These ideas won’t cure every problem in your home, but they will help you refocus on kingdom purposes.

Here are some issues to consider as you consider adding to your family through adoption.

Loving wayward children even when you don’t approve of their behavior.

How to prove to your kids that you’re not weird.

In the June 7, 2010 issue of Marriage Memo, Mary Larmoyeux wrote about “Proposal

Even in the silence, June Sims continued serving her husband as she waited for God to answer her prayers.

Many people cannot conceive of enduring hardship as I have. But I have been convinced that God has wanted me to keep the vows I made before Him. Here are five essentials for surviving and thriving when you are the only one trying to build your marriage.

Suggestions from experienced stepfathers on conquering Stepdad Mountain.

Here’s a list of values and character traits that helped us focus on biblical priorities in our parenting.

Four tips for interacting with a stubborn child.

Here’s help if you’re concerned about how your children talk to you and to each other.

We used these ideas to help our children on their spiritual journeys.

Too many parents focus on changing a child’s behavior. More important is what’s going on in the child’s heart.

Parents must identify false gods in their children’s lives that distract them from the truth.

When we discipline our children, we need to use words that have the power to heal and restore.

Our family continues to work on refining these three convictions.

Busy schedules can overtake a home if parents don’t maintain a proper balance between activities and leisure time.

Raising teenagers means pursuing their heart even when they don’t demonstrate love in return.