Good parenting means different things in different families, with every mom and dad setting their own intention for the parenting life they want. No matter how many parenting articles you read or parenting tips you receive, remember that you are the ultimate guide and inspiration to your children.
The best-selling author shares lessons he’s learned about the person God wants him—and each of us— to be.
What he thought would be a coming-of-age experience for his kids proved to be a spiritual lesson for him.
After seeing a young family at church, he reminisces about the early days of parenthood.
After surgery, her 10-year-old daughter saw heaven-sent messengers flying around the room.
Author Christine Naman, whose teenage daughter struggled with addiction, discusses actions parents can take to decrease the likelihood that their children will get involved with alcohol and drugs and to help them get sober if they do.
It’s hard enough to have a daughter with a drug problem. It’s even harder to admit it.
Her daughter was devastated after a knee injury ended her college athletic scholarship plans. But then God opened another door.
Adding the star to the top of the tree was a big step for her little boy.
God helped her to be the best mother for her daughter with Down syndrome.
It wasn’t rocket science. It was parenting. That was the problem...
The home and gardening TV personality receives a gentle reminder from her daughter to slow down and take in God’s wonders.
She was focused on her son’s college graduation ceremony; he was focused on beginning life as an adult and protecting those he loved.
A loving testimony of learning how to navigate life through prayer
Was there any way she could close the gap that separated them?
A devout Catholic, she worried when her adult son declared himself an atheist. But then he attended a family quinceañera.
Her son didn’t have the greatest track record with following through. Would this be any different?