I have recently had a few conversations with young parents about child raising, and one thought keeps coming to mind. You have 18 years to train your children to make wise (...)

This is from Karen, a dearly beloved long time friend who also happens to be our editor. She is very wise, especially on this subject. Occasionally, we are blessed with her adding (...)

Have you ever heard the term “soul mate”? People use it to describe the love of their life, their favorite person to be with, the one they long to spend time with and do life wit (...)

I am a word nerd, a lover of all things grammar and punctuation and usage and writing. I love reading and thinking about how something could have been written more clearly and (...)

Ayer leí un artículo que debería ser obligatorio leer para todos los padres. Fue escrito por Sloane (no es su nombre real), una madre joven que trabaja con una organización lla (...)

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A reader asks: how can I encourage my Visionary husband to focus his creative abilities when doing anything steady is an almost repulsive idea?

Mama, do you enjoy being in a church service? Implement sitting practice and you’ll never miss another one!

When I was a young girl, most of the examples of good marriages in my life—my parents, my grandparents, a close aunt and uncle—were of women married to Steady men. So nat (...)

I want to answer the "how do you homeschool through high school" question from the perspective of a mom of five, four of whom chose to go to college.

I’m a pastor’s wife in a military community. One of my ladies told me that in the past 16 years her husband has only been home a total of three years.

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Like the little bird, they must be personally involved in the living of life.