Parenting
How to Talk to Kids About Death
Whether an admired celebrity or someone closer to home has died, kids need age-appropriate honesty to process a loss.
One Mom’s Positive Approach to Remote Learning
This year’s first day of school is unlike any other. Here are four tools that I’ve used in the past that work for me. Maybe they’ll help you too!
ABC’s Linsey Davis Teaches Kids to Celebrate Diversity With the Illustrated Book ‘One Big Heart’
The TV journalist and best-selling author offers a gentle introduction to the timely topic.
Guideposts Classics: Eddy Arnold on the Value of Aiming High
In this story from September 1972, the country music legend shares a lesson from his father about recognizing the good in people—and in himself.
How to Pray with Your Children in Tough Times
During uncertain times, it’s more important than ever to connect spiritually with our kids, whether they’re at home or far away.
A Day in the Life of a Full-Time Pet Foster Parent
She cares for multiple dogs and cats while getting them ready to find their forever families.
Someone Cares: Yay, Mom!
How a stranger's words warmed her heart and encouraged her to pass it on.
Where to Turn When Your Adult Child Has Developmental Disabilities
Public and private agencies, plus a personal support network can help overcome obstacles.
Is the Point of Faith Getting God to Do Stuff For Us?
Yes, faith can move mountains, but often God hands you a shovel first.
How to Pray for Kids Going to College
When a teen leaves for a first year in college, prayer finds a new focus.