Young people are leaving the church. Christian parents, here are 5 ways I will fight for your children and 5 ways you can join in the spiritual fight to help stop the trend.

It’s not easy to watch our children fail. Here are four ways to turn failure into growth in your child’s life.

All moms worry about their children to some degree or another. We worry about little things and big things; yet, we can bring all our worries to God’s throne of grace.

Have you ever asked your children, “Do you remember anything from the sermon?” Here is one tip to help plant the preached word of God deeply in your child’s heart.

Our jobs, houses, cars, bank accounts, and health are not eternal, but our children are eternal. The time that we have with them is short. Here are 4 practices for being faithful stewards of little eternal beings.

Mom guilt. Whatever the circumstances, we know that sinking feeling when our children are hurt. We feel responsible. It weighs heavily on our hearts. If motherhood were a job, we’d likely have fired ourselves by now. Here are seven good things to remember when you experience “mommy guilt.”

Lack of sleep, hormonal changes, physical healing, new responsibilities, and the seemingly continual cry of your baby can swirl together into a household hurricane. Here are 6 postpartum realities every new mom needs to know.

If there is one thing that young children lack, it is self-control. Here are five reasons why parents should lovingly establish and faithfully implement a consistent sleep routine.

Author Christina Fox’s new book, “Tell God How You Feel: Helping Kids with Hard Emotions,” is a valuable resource for parents in bringing their children to the arms of Jesus as they face the struggles and joys of life.