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By asking, “What’s coming up in your life that you need me to pray for?” you let your children know that you intend to give their situation to God instead of dwelling on it or trying to control it.

The point is there is no perfect way to parent. You have to follow your gut and do what works best for your family. Guilt is an easy way for the enemy to steal our joy. As long as we are offering our children love and care, we are being faithful...

Above all, remember our goal as parents isn’t to save our teenagers—that’s for God—but it is to stay true to the gospel as we love and care for our children. Take care you are loving them even amid their rebellion, and let God take care of the...

Here are just a few of the powerful ideas that can positively affect your child in small—but lasting—ways!

Where we see brokenness, God sees “immeasurably more” than even our wildest dreams!

Let's take a few moments and visit two more weight lifting stations that will stretch your faith and increase your endurance.

When dads are concerned with what other people think, they likely won't make the best decisions for their kids. When dads are concerned about what God thinks, this makes them a refuge for their kids while raising them: just as God is a refuge for...

You might want to give up on God. You might want to give up on life. But God’s grace is available. Grab it and hold on tight. His grace never runs dry. It has no limits. Today, tomorrow, and forever, His grace is sufficient for us. That means it...

Parents across the world are struggling to find quality Bible studies for their children. In this article I am sharing with you what to look for in Bible studies for your kids and studies I think are fabulous options for children and young adults.

Basically, there are many good reasons you can be convinced not to do this work. My challenge to you is to pray past that list and ask God to guide you with the wisdom to know if you are equipped in this season to step out in faith and make...

I believe a lot of harm could be avoided if men were fighting the right battle against the right enemy, and better understood their role as a father and what this “good fight” looks like.

Do you pray for your man? I mean really pray for him? Strategically? Intentionally? Specifically?