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podcast episode | September 24, 2019

You were raised and protected by parents or another caregiver. So it can be jarring when you have to start caring for them.

blog post | March 21, 2017

It’s likely that your child’s teacher is the most influential person in his or her life. Perhaps it’s time we invest a little more energy into understanding the people shaping our children.

blog post | July 7, 2014

What do you want your kids to say of your parenting twenty or thirty years from now?

blog post | January 6, 2016

It’s a world of options, and we’re crazy not to pack our schedules full with every opportunity for our kids, right? Let’s think again.

blog post | June 27, 2024

Consider four ways what’s good can become the enemy of what’s best as we seek to raise our children in the faith.

blog post | June 28, 2018

Is it really such a bad thing to have wide open spaces in our planners? Maybe it’s what we need to refocus our priorities and make the most of the time we’re given with our kids?

blog post | September 30, 2013

"I have three girls ages seven, five, and two. And now I'm watching my nine-year-old niece who is crazy boy crazy. Do you have any advice?"

blog post | January 23, 2017

Are you protecting your interests as a mom, or are you protecting God’s interests in the way that you parent?

blog post | May 9, 2023

The answer to your parenting gaps is not guilt, it’s desperate clinging to the God who loves you.

blog post | March 9, 2023

Should we talk to our kids about the harder parts of our parenting journey, especially as it involves them?