Parenting

How do we even begin to ensure our daughters are “well-fathered”? It begins with being present, physically and mentally.

The most important questions parents ask me are “How do I help my child develop spiritually?” and “How do I enhance my child’s relationship with God?”

Your electronic devices can be fabulous additions to your family’s options for entertainment and education. But a major error many parents make is trusting someone else—namely the app developer—to rate the potential harm for your child. But, as a mom, not just someone who works in the industry, I’ve found that some of the safer apps are also important to not disregard. It’s time to learn about some potential dangers lurking in your child’s bedroom that would rival any boogeyman.

God’s Word is living because its author is living. Children grow up, life moves on, but God’s Word always soothes our fragmented places.

One of the most intense concerns a mother has for her children, apart from her concerns for their physical safety, is her concern for their spiritual condition.

Nineteen years ago, our daughter died. This left a five-year-old girl and a seven-month-old boy motherless. Papa and I became instant parents and grandparents. In my experience of raising my grandchildren, I have found that my generation has much to offer our children and grandchildren as they navigate this world, helping them fulfill God’s plan for their lives. 

These self-care promises do not even skim the surface of a much deeper issue: there is no miracle product that fixes the more serious need for a woman to be revitalized, replenished, and refueled from the inside out.

Most of the well-known people of the Bible were grandparents. Many played a key role in history and each has something to teach grandparents today.

There are all ways we can grow to be better and habits that if go unchecked create strife in our homes. We all need solutions to those “bad parenting moments.”

The resurrection of Jesus Christ should change the way a single mother lives, breathes, and thinks.