In an era when families are often stretched thin by work, school, and countless obligations, the pursuit of healthy family relationships can seem elusive. Yet, Scripture paints a compelling vision of what family life should be—one marked by love, respect, unity, and the glory of God. While no family is perfect, God’s Word provides timeless…
In the article “6 Things Kids Can Do When They Are Bored,” Scott Turansky, co-founder of the National Center for Biblical Parenting, offers practical and engaging solutions to help children transform their moments of boredom into opportunities for growth and creativity. This guide is particularly valuable for parents seeking to encourage their children to use…
In the article “Blended Family: Navigating Marriage and Parenting for God’s Glory” by Kshitiz Sharma Ghimire, published on the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors’ website, the author provides invaluable biblical guidance for blended families. Ghimire emphasizes that while blended families face unique challenges, they are equally called to honor and glorify God through their marriages…
In his insightful article, Ed Welch explores this dynamic and its impact on marriages and families. The good cop, bad cop scenario often plays out in households where parents have differing approaches to discipline and boundaries. One parent may lean toward grace and flexibility, while the other emphasizes rules and consequences. The good cop occasionally bends the…