Sticking close to Scripture and filtering complex doctrines—like the Trinity—through the story of the gospel helps us explain them to our kids in clear and precise ways.

Today’s conversations about gender and sexuality are complex, but God gives us everything we need to affirm the goodness of his design and open up lines of healthy communication with our kids.

God gives us wisdom and grace for discipling our kids through all their hard questions, right down to those awkward birds and bees.

Tragic events in our world give us opportunities to talk with our kids about the very real consequences of the fall—but to also point forward to the hope of Christ’s redemption.

As we help our kids navigate an increasingly digital world, we can point them to God’s truth as their ultimate measure of reality.

As we interact with single brothers and sisters, we can point our kids to the beauty and opportunity of their unique calling.

We can infuse gospel grace into conversations with our kids about screen time—even as we’re still learning to manage it wisely ourselves.

As we talk about work—from household chores to future career dreams—we can help our kids see that we were designed to image God and bring him glory in all our labors.

As our kids make wish lists this holiday season, we have the opportunity to teach them how we can reflect the gospel in both giving and receiving gifts.

We can point our kids to God’s comforting promises, even when we don’t have all the answers.

Jesus alone is the true hero of history, but he still saves and uses flawed men and women to accomplish his purposes.

In teaching our children how to talk to God, we can draw attention to his character of love and responsiveness towards his people.