Though having sick grandparents alters the memories our kids can make with them, the lessons about suffering and eternity they’ll learn in the process are priceless.

As our children miss a lost loved one during the holiday season, we can disciple them in the hope of the gospel and provide tangible ways for them to express their grief.

The gospel redefines our expectations as we choose to approach our in-law relationships with prayer, believing the best, intentional listening, and a heart to serve.

The gospel frees us from viewing our salvation like Santa’s “naughty list”—where we have to earn and deserve our gifts.

The armor of Gods helps equip and enable our kids to stand through various seasons and circumstances.

As parents, we often lead by example. And even when it comes to teaching our children to honor their parents, they're watching how we honor ours.

One of the best presents we can give our kids is a mom who seeks the Lord.

With a little thought and planning, the summer can be a great opportunity to guide our children toward a deeper walk with Christ.

First things first: Follow well, lead well

Passing on Bible truths can happen at any moment; you just need to be ready to take the opportunity.

First things first: Follow well, lead well.