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Does Satan Have a Plan to Destroy Your Family?

Satan tends to target three key relationships in families—marriage, the parent-child bond, and your walk with God. Here’s what the Bible says about recognizing and resisting his strategy.

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?

Halloween has mixed roots, and the Bible doesn’t mention it. Here’s what Scripture says about the occult, why Christians can disagree on gray areas, and how parents can make a wise, grace-filled choice for their family.

How Would Jesus Relate to Mormons?

Jesus didn’t avoid Samaritans—he crossed cultural lines, started honest conversations, and offered something life-changing. His approach gives Christians a clear model for relating to their Latter-day Saint neighbors today.

Am I Ready to Get Married?

Feelings alone can’t tell you if you’re ready to get married. These four honest questions — about your faith, your commitment, your trustworthiness, and finding “the one” — give you a biblical framework for thinking it through.

Parenting Kids (Series)

Raising kids is about more than good behavior. In this 8-week series, learn how to help your kids own their faith, put God first, discipline with love, give meaningful praise, and navigate lying, anxiety, conflict, and comparison.

How Do I Avoid the Comparison Game With My Kids?

Comparison steals joy from kids and parents alike. Learn why your children aren’t carbon copies or trophies, how to celebrate each child’s God-given design, and how to shepherd each heart toward a faith of their own.

Is It Okay to Argue in Front of Your Kids?

Kids are watching how you handle disagreements. Learn what makes a fight unhealthy, why zero conflict isn’t the goal, what healthy conflict looks like, and why your kids need to see the resolution too.

How Should Parents Respond When Kids Lie?

When your child tells a lie, it’s easy to react in anger. Learn why kids lie, how your own honesty sets the tone, how to make confession safe, and how to point your child to Jesus, the truth.

How Do You Help Your Kids With Anxiety?

Worry often shows up in kids as stomachaches, meltdowns, or endless “what ifs.” Learn how to spot anxiety, keep your child talking, turn fears into prayers, face them step by step, and know when to get help.

Why Should We Give Kids Praise?

Discipline sets the boundaries, but praise fuels growth. Learn how intentional, authentic, and unique affirmation that focuses on character helps your kids understand their value and reflects the Father’s love.

How Do We Discipline With Love?

Discipline isn’t harsh; it’s one of the clearest ways to love your kids. Learn why authority is protection, not power, how the 3 C’s work with young children, and how to aim for the heart.

How Do We Put God First as Parents?

The best thing you can do for your kids is pursue God yourself. Learn why putting God first shapes your patience, your example, and your home, and frees you to trust him with your children’s future.

How Do We Apply the Fundamental Law of Parenting to Kids?

Young kids naturally rent their parents’ faith, and that’s okay. Learn how to lay a foundation they can one day own, with everyday faith talk, the why behind rules, small choices, prayer, and your example.

What Is Self-Deception in Conflict?

In almost every conflict, we see our own faults as small and the other person’s as huge. Learn what self-deception in conflict looks like, why it keeps us stuck, and three practical ways to break free.

When Should You Step Into Someone Else’s Conflict?

Should you get involved when people around you are at odds? Here’s how church leaders, small group leaders, and friends can wisely step into someone else’s conflict and help them move toward reconciliation.

How Does Your Family Background Affect Conflict in Marriage?

The family you grew up in shaped how you handle conflict, emotions, and communication more than you realize. Learn how to recognize those patterns and, with God’s help, build healthier habits in your marriage.

What Causes Conflict in Marriage?

Most couples blame their fights on each other, their upbringing, or their personality. The Bible traces conflict in marriage back to something deeper: the desires battling inside our own hearts. Here’s how to face it honestly.

How Do You Rebuild a Relationship After Conflict?

Forgiveness can happen in a moment, but rebuilding a relationship takes two people and some time. Learn how to apologize well, rebuild trust step by step, and find peace even when reconciliation isn’t possible.

How Should Christians Make New Year’s Resolutions?

Most New Year’s resolutions fade by February. Nehemiah’s story of rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls offers a better blueprint: start with prayer, make a clear plan, expect resistance, and stick with the work God gives you.

What Should Christians Avoid Saying to an Atheist?

Christians often mean well but say things that frustrate atheists and end conversations. Learn which common phrases to avoid and how to talk about your faith with respect, clarity, and love.

How Do I Preach Without Notes?

Preaching without notes helps you connect with people instead of a manuscript. Learn four practical steps to build a clear outline, talk naturally, circle back to your hook, and grow in confidence.

What Are the Attachment Styles in Parenting?

The way you connect with your kids shapes how they see relationships, themselves, and even God. Learn the four attachment styles in parenting and practical ways to build a more secure bond.

Is the Trinity a Contradiction?

Christians believe in one God who exists in three persons. Does that make sense, or is it a contradiction? Learn the difference between a contradiction and a paradox, and what the Bible teaches.

How Did Jesus Treat the Woman Caught in Adultery?

In John 8, religious leaders dragged a woman before Jesus to trap him. His response shows us how to handle sexual sin, our own and other people’s, with both grace and truth.