Single Parents Archives

There are many books about single parenting and tips on how to raise the children alone, but few about your own emotional health.

Have you ever been exhausted in every area of life? Have you ever begged God to let this season in your life end? If so, you are not alone.

Sex outside of marriage is prohibited for Christians. No excuses and no getting around it. So is porn. That can be just as harmful as sex.

God whispered into my heart the passion to see other single moms, like myself, live a life of freedom, hope, and joy.

Leaving is growing. It’s self-education. It’s good. So how do you help them walk away with heads held high and smiles on their faces?

Yep, I'm going there. Let's not pretend that the subject of sexual immorality doesn't exist.

The truth is that I’m only as alone as I want to be. Because I’m only as close and connected to God as I want to be.

It’s not that I’m cynical, but let’s face it, most our children have a toxic case of the gimmees. And yet, can we blame them?

Successful single moms don't just make random "to do" lists. They strategize -- and they account for every hour of their day.

When I became a single mother, my smiling became a challenge. Can you relate?

As I’ve been on this journey of discovering how to lose control and find freedom in Christ, there are three things I have discovered.

According to Fatherhood.gov, When fathers are involved in the lives and education of their children, their children learn more.

While there is no direct evidence that a fatherless child will develop ADHD, we can make a strong case that it may be a contributing factor.

The bad guy’s not just at the bus stop anymore. He has entrance right into your kid’s bedroom and hand-held cellphone.

As a former single mom, Father’s Day was one of my hardest days. But we can use it as an opportunity for three things.