How does faith shape family life? Our family articles delve into the impact of Christian values on parenting, marriage, and daily interactions. It offers guidance on integrating faith into everyday routines, raising children with biblical principles, nurturing strong marital bonds, and addressing modern challenges through a Christian lens. This category helps families cultivate a Christ-centered home and pass on a legacy of faith to future generations.
Death & Grief
Death is a subject that even adults grapple with, let alone children. Yet, the Christian faith offers a unique perspective, one that can bring hope and comfort in the face of loss. How, then, do we approach such a profound topic with young minds who are still learning about the
Family
Defining True Success Success is a word that often evokes images of career achievements, professional accolades, and financial stability. We live in a society that frequently equates success with long hours at the office, promotions, and tangible results. Yet, as many reach these goals, a profound realization dawns: these outward
Family
Every father wants to be the best they can be, but sometimes it feels like you’re constantly reacting to crises rather than guiding with purpose. Kids are screaming about who gets the last cookie, work emails are pinging non-stop, and just when you think you have a moment to
Family
It’s a common scene: Sunday morning, kids grumbling over breakfast, one sock missing, everyone scrambling to get out the door and into the pews. For some families, this is a weekly ritual; for others, Sunday mornings are reserved for a leisurely start or catching up on chores. But beyond
Book Reviews
When it comes to introducing young hearts and minds to the stories and teachings of the Bible, "The Beginner's Bible: Timeless Children's Stories" is a resource that many Christian families hold dear. For almost three decades, this book has been a guiding light for
Family
Introducing young children to the Bible can feel like a daunting task. You want to lay a strong spiritual foundation without overwhelming them. It’s a bit like trying to feed a baby—too much at once, and they’re likely to spit it out! The key is to start