Family

The book of Proverbs offers vital wisdom to parents seeking to raise their children in the fear of God.

This code isn’t just for children; no matter our age we must respect “all those in authority” over us.

"Where do babies come from?" There are a few things to consider when you are asked this question.

The statistics about the faith of American teens and young adults are grim. So how do we reach youth with the message of Christianity?

A new school year is upon us, and for many of us that means feelings of excitement—as well as anxiety. Newness is around every corner. Additional responsibilities start to pile up.

As unfamiliar as family worship is to our ears, the concept was commonplace less than 100 years ago.

As parents, how do we set our children up to have an authentic Christian life? How can we help them have a vital relationship with our Heavenly Father?

Forgiveness is a powerful act, but so is repentance. But what if you are the offending party? What if you are “that man,” as Nathan says when he so powerfully confronts David in 2 Samuel 12?

Is a strong marriage enough to provide the security both we and our children need to bear up under the weight of suffering and to survive the strong temptations of this world?

Most of us have suffered the wounds of betrayal in some form or another.

This is a question we rarely vocalize aloud, let alone within Christian circles. Yet it likely haunts some of you in struggling marriages, especially if you grew up in a home with broken love. Before you make any life-altering decisions, take a moment to breathe and ask yourself a few questions.

Memorizing Bible passages is a great way to meditate on God’s word, and it’s one of the ways God passes the faith on to the next generation.