Anyone who has been stealing must steal no longer, but must work, doing something useful with their own hands that they may have something to share with those in need. (Ephesians 4:28) It’s time for another listener question. “I’m almost sure my 12 year old daughter stole money from my purse. What should I do?” Begin by telling your…
When I first laid eyes on my newborn son, I didn’t know that motherhood would impair my vision. On that day when I drank deep the sight of him, all wet and wiggly and wonderful, I had no idea that I’d be prone to blindness. When I lost myself in his baby blues, my labor-weary body ravished by awe, I couldn’t have imagined that…
God’s word clearly has much to say in support of victims of verbal and emotional cruelty.
What happens when parents give authority to their children? We look at the dangers of push-over parenting.
Asking and answering the question “What’s your goal?” is a big help in determining appropriate behavior.
Is it true that being a parent can be hazardous to marriage?
In a culture of competing values and protracted timelines, many couples are increasingly backing their way into parenting or missing it altogether.
Neil Stavem on
If you recognize that your marriage may be destructive, don’t close your eyes, but face the truth and begin to take some action and get some support.
I am good about ignoring my family during an important business meeting. I should return the favor to my kids.
Carl Bliss on
According to research at John Hopkins University, 87% of parents have a positive view of helping with homework.
