Leadership Resources: Parenting

If you’re in need of a devotional for your kids, one of these recommendations might be a good fit for your family.

The question: “How did you overcome the temptation to constantly compare your life, ministry, and family to others?”

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.

Feeling exhausted, Mom? Be reminded why it's worth it!

We feel the squeeze from parenting books and advice from friends. They tell us we must do more and try harder. What if there's another way?

Seven practical tips on creating space to hear from the Lord during the hectic years as a mom.

What is your goal: changing your child’s behavior or reaching their heart with the transforming truth of the gospel?

Tips from an "old mom."

Q&A: How can I show respect to my nine-year-old son?

You've heard of mommy wars, right? Where every mom tries to be everything perfect—and more? We've got some good news: you don't have to join in.

A mother sacrifices and pours out her life for her children in service to God.

With God's kingdom in mind, is safe the most important thing for my kids to be?

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

By all accounts, Susanna Wesley was a strict mother. But for Susanna, the proof that her house rules worked is in the pudding.

My children remind me: 1) Practicing self-control matters. 2) It isn’t something we can learn without help.

Am I mom enough? Do I have what it takes to mother well? And if I fail, what price will need to be paid?

There is a little "g" gospel that is particularly dangerous and tempting as we parent. It's the gospel of goodness.

Our children, perhaps more than ever before, need more than just a standard education with Jesus on the side.