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We all have questions about faith. What we need is a place where those questions are welcomed and answered with biblical truth.

In 2020, January Littlejohn’s daughter came home confused about her sexual identity after three of her close friends at school began identifying as transgender. Littlejohn, herself a licensed mental health counselor, did her best to support...

COVID isn't going anywhere--and it's weighing heavily on all of us. God wants to be there for us in our grief.

Loneliness and anxiety are setting in for our kids during quarantine, as much as they are enjoying being home. Child counselor Sissy Goff shares 3 things your kids need right now. 

Chores and personal responsibilities are most successfully introduced when parents consider each child’s unique ability. Implementing new routines at home is a work in progress—trial and error.

Learn how interpretive literature can help your children enjoy literature, speak effectively, and become influential leaders in their adult life...

In life, most of us want what we want, and we want it as soon as possible. The vocation of marriage frustrates our natural hurriedness by forcing us to wait – a lot.

Instead of building her confidence on something she could lose, or have taken, Mary built her confidence on God.

Perhaps it is a result of the Holy Spirit’s unseen work and plan across millennia. But it is undeniable that grandparents and grandkids share a unique bond.

How can we help our children sew church so deeply into the fabric of their lives that when they leave our homes, they will continue going to church as an adult?

Scripture gives us beautiful couples to model our marriages after. But we are wise to look for heart, rather than checklists.

The weeks surrounding Christmas ought to be a special time of family togetherness, reflecting on the true meanings of these wonderful holidays, and teaching our children important lessons in thankfulness and God's love. Unfortunately, however,...

What if I told you the real reasons you worry have more to do with your relationship with God than the people and situations you’re worried about? The reasons you worry probably aren’t the reasons you’re thinking, but as soon as you know them, you...