Leading Your Family Out of the Post Holiday Blues
The letdown that comes after Christmas can be difficult for many families. We have a unique opportunity to help our families find joy in the new year.
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The letdown that comes after Christmas can be difficult for many families. We have a unique opportunity to help our families find joy in the new year.
Dads, don't use a poor upbringing as an excuse for failing your kids. Establish a daily practice of reading and talking about the Bible in your home.
Godly leaders should lead by example, serving, forgiving, talking about God, getting out of bed early, and saying "I love you."
Betrayal hurts the whole family. We have recently experienced this as a family and here are a few things to consider when facing hurt as a family.
Fathers must make time to teach their children, which requires growing your relationships with your children so much that you can have "awkward conversations."
Help your child conquer fear with four spiritual steps: listen and care like God, ask foundational questions, equip with the Bible, and teach about God's glory.
Western society expects immature, idle teen years. Christian homes often follow suit. What is God's view on Christian teens?
Christian dads must shepherd their children through the process of dating. Here are nine talking points to consider as you discuss this important matter.
Dads and kids alike struggle to answer "why" when it comes to sin. Learn how to help your children identify the root causes of sin and depend on God for help.
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