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Raising boys can be noisy, unpredictable, and sometimes overwhelming—but beneath all that energy is a heart that longs for connection. Drawing from Dr. James Dobson’s Bringing Up Boys, discover simple ways to strengthen your relationship with your son and create moments that will stay with him for years to come.
Financial pressure can strain a marriage, unsettle children, and fill a home with anxiety—but it doesn't have to define your family. Discover how putting God first can bring greater peace, stability, and perspective even when circumstances remain uncertain.
Have you ever prayed faithfully yet wondered why nothing seems to happen? Scripture reveals that certain attitudes and choices can hinder our prayers—and understanding them can help us draw closer to God and experience the power of a life aligned with Him.
If you have begun to slide into despair, it is extremely important to take a new look at Scripture and recognize that you are not unique in the trials you face.
If I had one evening I could spend with any person, no one in the world would outrank my wife. We have grown in mutual understanding so that it is rarely necessary to quarrel and argue. Nevertheless,
Our focus has been on the ways boys differ from their sisters and the particular needs that are associated with masculinity. We have also considered the burgeoning crisis that confronts our boys in to
In an effort to draw on the experiences of those who have lived together successfully as husbands and wives, we asked married couples to participate in an informal study. More than six hundred people agreed to speak candidly about the concepts and methods that have worked in their homes. The advice is not new, but it's a great place to begin.
Why do we make sure our kids have their textbooks, notebooks, pencils, and supplies for school, but not for church? Which is more important: Your kids going to Heaven or college? Getting good grades or knowing more about Jesus? Improving test scores or overcoming life’s hurdles?
When a house is built, two things need to be checked carefully: the foundation must be solid, and the walls must be straight. If the ground settles unevenly, small cracks will begin to show. Over time, doors will stop closing properly, and the floors will begin to slope. The house may still stand, but the strain runs through every room. In much the same way, marriage was designed to rest on shared faith in Christ and to rise in communion with Him. When a husband doesn’t share his wife’s Christian faith, that spiritual ground is uneven, and pressure begins to grow. If you’re married to an unbelieving man, you may feel as though you are carrying the spiritual weight of the home by yourself. You may pray and attend church on your own and wonder what kind of faith your children will choose one day. Yet research offers genuine hope. A 2016 Pew Research Center study of mixed-religion households found that nearly half of children raised in interfaith families later identified with their mother’s religion. Barna’s 2019 research reported that practicing Christian teens most often pointed to their moms as the primary source of spiritual guidance. These findings do not diminish a father’s role, but they remind ...
Let’s be honest. When it comes to relationships, men can be a little dense. That includes their relationship with God. Believe it or not, man was created with that limitation even before sin entered the world.
