Words matter. Our kids need to hear them. They thrive under encouraging, supporting, heart-felt words. Dad, are you telling your kids these vital life-giving messages?
Giving your children intentional blessings can not only strengthen your relationships with them, but it can have a ripple effect on future generations.
These two boys are in big trouble for getting into the paint, but how do you effectively discipline when you can’t stop laughing at their faces? Seeing them covered in paint is enough to make anybody lose it!
Here are some fresh ideas to serve crowd-pleasing foods and drinks that'll go a long way toward a successful gathering, brunch, pool party or backyard bash.
Putting money in a savings account seems simple enough, yet it's a struggle for many. While there has been an upward trend in the amount being socked away each year, increasing savings account balances can help Americans meet their long-term goals, such as retirement.
Here's help in building your savings account; giving you a clear course of action and setting specific goals.
Dads, the culture would have you believe that you don't matter as a parent. But this article will help illustrate your crucial importance in your family!
Summer may be a break from formal education, but keeping kids excited about learning can be an easy way to keep them active and engaged instead of zoned out on screen time. Here are some ways to encourage your kids to keep learning while school is out with these fun and educational summer activities.
I’m sure you're aware of the ways you and your husband differ in your background and personalities. You may also have different ideas about how to spend your evenings, what kinds of movies you each prefer, etc. But when you add to the mix their uniquely male qualities, it surely makes the case that your husband is from a different world than you are!
According to the best available data, the most reliable predictor of children’s ongoing church attendance is how consistently their own father attends.
Dad, look at the influence you can have on your family!
Somewhere down the line, Christian singles started looking for perfection in their spouses. Many will blame their unrealistic expectations on the Disney fairy tales they watched as children, but let's consider a different source when looking for a potential spouse - like the Bible.
Us women all know the phrase, "You can have it all." We've heard it all our lives - Movies, media, and our parents told us we could be anything we wanted to be. We could be successful at whatever we put our hands to do.
Our marital status is often a defining element of our identity that seems to place us into separate boxes or categories. But though we are all in different seasons of life, our differences don’t have to inhibit our understanding of each other. So, in the interest of opening this dialog, here are seven things we single women would like our married friends to know....
In the weeks leading up to my wedding day, a number of people offered well-intentioned nuggets of advice for the upcoming journey. Some tips were conventional, others unexpected. Some snippets were mulled over, others pretty much dismissed.
Ten years later, however, two pieces of advice in particular have withstood the test of time.
The average American family eats out several times per week — which is something people tend to underestimate until they really examine the numbers. Here are some things that have helped us to significantly lower our eating out budget!
Has someone ever spoken words that helped you see something valuable or unique about yourself that you had never seen before?Perhaps you need to hear them today. If so, let God speak them over you through His promises...
