Articles on Attitudes

When our oldest was seven and our youngest was four, I started a new tradition for our family Christmas—a tradition of giving. It can be difficult for youngsters to realize that C (...)

Through a study done in the 1970s, we learned the single most determining factor in how to have a happy life.

As a wife and mother I find joy to be one of the most useful attributes a woman could have.

The following was written 12 years ago when Amy (Amy’s parents are on the cover) was four years old.

For little Laila, whining and crying was becoming a habit. Her mama, Shalom Brand, enlisted the help of big sister Gracie to make anger their common enemy. Soon they found (...)

Being a good help meet starts long before marriage. It is a mindset, a learned habit, a way of life established as a young unmarried girl—or at least that’s the way it should (...)

Pleasing Those You Love

“Fine china” will never make it to heaven.

The lady who smiled at her children, and the woman who showed honor to her husband, the hard-working church helper, those I held up as examples to be admired...by my girls (...)