Category: Marriage & Family
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Creating a Time Budget For Your Family
Ask yourself, after everything else you do, is there any time left for God?
What Does It Mean to Have a High View of Marriage?
A high view of marriage shifts our focus from personal happiness to divine purpose. Learn why the Bible describes marriage as a “one flesh” union and a living parable of the gospel, and how this perspective creates lasting commitment and spiritual growth.
How Should Christian Parents Manage Their Kids’ Use Of Smartphones?
Smartphones shape the hearts and habits of our children. Discover how to manage your child’s digital world using a Jesus-centered approach that prioritizes wisdom, safety, and spiritual growth over cultural trends.
State of the Union and Your Marriage
In this topic, we talk about a practical, grace-filled way to handle conflict by using a weekly “State of the Union” conversation to replace reactive arguments with intentional connection, empathy, and growth.
Talking to Your Teens About Sexuality and Gender
How do you talk to your kids about gender identity in a world that tells everyone to follow their hearts?
Should I Baptize My Infant?
The debate over infant baptism has lasted for centuries. By looking at the New Testament pattern of faith and baptism, parents can gain clarity on how to lead their children spiritually and why personal faith is the key to this sacred ordinance.
Can Believers Remarry After a Divorce?
Divorce is a painful reality, but does the Bible allow for a second chance? Discover what Jesus and the apostles taught about the specific circumstances where a believer is “no longer bound” and free to remarry in the Lord.
When Should We Baptize Our Kids?
Choosing the right time for a child’s baptism is a significant milestone for Christian parents. This article explores the biblical basis for believer’s baptism, signs of spiritual maturity in children, and how to guide your child toward a personal commitment to Jesus.
Understanding Expectations in Marriage
If you feel disappointment, annoyance or anger with your spouse, it may be due to an unmet expectation.
Attachment Types in Marriage
Just like personality types or love languages, we all tend toward a particular attachment type. Being aware of your “type” helps you identify your default tendencies in times of stress and conflict.
Respond To Your Spouse’s Bids
Learn how responding to your spouse’s subtle hints or suggestions can make your marriage healthy and strong.
How to Parent Your Adult Kids Without Losing the Relationship
Parenting adult kids means shifting from control to connection—this episode unpacks four biblical principles to help you build trust, encourage independence, and keep the relationship strong.
Re-Writing Your Rulebook for Sex
Reclaim intimacy in your marriage by re-writing your rulebook together.
