Family Update

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  A Letter to My Teenaged Mom As an adolescent, I remember thinking, “She should have it all together, after all she’s a mom.” Never considering that you had recently been an adolescent yourself. Rhonda Stoppe Aug 08, 2018
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  The Curiosity of Children: How to Answer a Child’s Questions About Faith The curiosity of children is quite possibly the greatest player in their drive to learn. It is one of the single most compelling aspects of human life in that it motivates us to go from a baby crawling on... Richard Lee Sorensen Aug 01, 2018
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  Can a Couple Still Enjoy Retirement When One Spouse is Ill? I want to talk about the power of emotional resilience: the ability to accept life’s challenges and grow through them. Dr. David B. Hawkins Aug 01, 2018
• 5 Things You Should Know about Parenting Your Parents When our parents grow old, we often become their caregivers, and they rely on us like we used to rely on them growing up. Our roles shift, and we have to parent our parents. Whitney Hopler Aug 01, 2018
• 10 Tips for Praying as a Couple Make praying together a priority in your day, and make sure to find a place where you can pray without interruption. Janet Thompson Aug 01, 2018
• How to Keep Having Fun Together in Marriage According to a 2008 University of Denver research study, the more fun married couples had together, the happier their marriages became. Whitney Hopler Jul 25, 2018
• How to Support a Friend through Divorce It is difficult to know what to say to someone in this most challenging situation. Do we rush in to offer advice, stand back, or ask the individual involved how we can best befriend them? Dr. David B. Hawkins Jul 25, 2018
• When You Don't Agree with Your Spouse on Child-Rearing Here are six suggestions to help you and your spouse agree—or move toward agreement—on child-rearing tactics. Chap Bettis Jul 25, 2018
• 5 Reasons Your Children Need to Know They’re Image Bearers “Lord, help me see my girls the way you see them.” This is a normal prayer for me. I say it nearly every day, sometimes multiple times a day. It’s often answered as the Lord helps me soften my responses... Amy Dunham Jul 25, 2018
• Why You Can't Force a Spouse into Counseling A man sent to counseling, without some element of internal motivation and absent significant input from his mate, will likely end poorly. Dr. David B. Hawkins Jul 18, 2018
• Parenting with an Eternal Perspective Jen Booth Jul 18, 2018
• 7 Thoughts that Will Change Your Marriage Can I change my spouse? Do the kids always have to come first? These answers and more to help you transform your marriage. Sheila Wray Gregoire Jul 18, 2018