What's New at FamilyLife?

Stepparents, don’t just aim for love, earn their trust.

Ron, I thought I was going crazy, but now I know I’m not alone.

Quick judgments often lead to foolish responses.

Movie theatres project an image on to a screen. Sometimes people project frustrations.

Why would a parent put their child to death?

Stepparenting is a marathon, not a sprint. And getting to the finish line with

Today is Day 2 of Bob Lepine’s farewell week as co-host for FamilyLife Today. In this program, Bob shares with Dave and Ann Wilson some of the greatest memories he has from the show on the topic of parenting.

As parents, our job is to make sure our children grow into responsible adults. Dru Joyce II and Ron Deal share different character traits to instill in your children and some helpful ways to teach them.

The guilt and shame of our parenting mistakes can haunt us. Dave and Ann Wilson share wisdom about recognizing Satan’s schemes and embracing God’s forgiveness.

How do you help a child or stepchild who feels lost, or angry, or

Can you raise “perfect kids” by being a “perfect parent”? Not only is it impossible, but you’ll bring more harm to your kids the harder you try to achieve perfection. Hear Meg Meeker, Karis Kimmel Murray, Elisa Morgan, and Reb Bradley share their parenting stories.

What are the common potholes parents fall into as their kids get older? And what are six things parents can do when they see their children walk away from the faith? Dave & Ann Wilson and Bob Lepine, explain.

In the Bible patience means “long-suffering.” Dave and Ann Wilson, with Bob Lepine, explain why patient parenting is so important.

How can a parent raise their child to one day be their peer? Dave and Ann Wilson talk with William Smith, the author of Parenting With Words of Grace, on what it looks like to woo our kids.

Pastor Josh Mulvihill and his wife, Jen, remind grandparents that they can be a powerful force for good in their grandchildren’s lives, but only if they spend time with them.

Adam Griffin joins us to talk about a parent’s responsibility to love and disciple his or her children. This doesn’t mean setting a perfect example, but modeling repentance and forgiveness when we fail.

Does God have instructions for grandparents? Mary Larmoyeux, Nancy Downing, Josh Mulvihill, and Anne Dierks share scriptural examples and practical tips for being godly, intentional grandparents.

For most of us, grandparents are fabulous! They are the adults who love us,