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blog post | May 2, 2023

Teachers, the antidote to discouragement isn’t to think of yourself and your abilities more.

blog post | November 28, 2011

Do you go to church with any single adults? Hopefully these ideas will foster a stronger connection between unmarried people and their local congregations.

blog post | April 13, 2012

My mom was an emotional wreck, my dad heavy into drugs. There were moments in my childhood when the fragile alliance called family was on the brink of breakup.

blog post | December 14, 2011

It's not that I have something against the friendly old guy with the red suit and reindeer. Even so, my husband and I have decided to ban Santa from our house.

blog post | February 10, 2016

How do we raise pure children in an impure world? Here are 5 principles for parents.

blog post | August 11, 2015

If you don't give your tween daughter a phone, you're cutting off her social oxygen, right? Maybe. But you'd be protecting her from these potential dangers and struggles.

blog post | January 18, 2012

With my cell phone in one hand and a bag of turnip greens in the other, I was torn. What did honoring my mother mean at that moment?

blog post | March 11, 2019

The babies I lost in this miscarriage were adopted and not my biological children.

blog post | September 18, 2023

Children are not anchors that keep us from kingdom work. They are our kingdom work.

blog post | April 11, 2016

Truthfully, some days I’m just plain weary of the worry and the work that comes with being the parent of a special-needs child.