Parenting is doing your best, and trusting in the Lord for the outcome.

Together, mutual accountability and mutual love pave the way for a loving marriage relationship.

Illustrate what confidence—and the lack of it—looks like, and kids will see the importance of self-esteem.

Incentives, structured study time, and involved parents can help an underachieving child succeed.

A necessary and often overlooked ingredient in a healthy marriage is a network of strong friendships.

If you're parenting in the "terrible twos"—hang on! It's just one small phase in a lifetime of growing.

Studies show that a father's role is crucial in the home. So invest in them today for a lifetime of reward.

General MacArthur was a hero of WWII. But he wanted his son to remember him as a hero at home.

Building a relational bridge can be as simple as saying "I'm sorry".

Every dad must remember that the influence of a father is immeasurable.

Parental involvement means better chances for children—both at home and at school.

PG stands for "parental guidance," and it's a good idea! Before hitting the theaters, research the films!

Marriage is like a marathon—not a sprint. Train accordingly for marriages that will go the distance.

Children flourish and a safe haven is created when there is love, boundaries, and individuality at home.

When arguments arise, make sure you're on the same page—differing assumptions can wreak havoc!

Fences make good neighbors and the same goes for kids! Good rules pave the way for a peaceful home.

Why do kids whine? Because it works! To reinforce good behavior, respond only to "whine-free" requests.

Kids test the waters to see what they can get away with! Set boundaries early for smoother sailing later.

What is the source of all stability in a marriage relationship? One word: Commitment.

We can’t insulate kids from adversity, but we can help them to grow—even in the most rocky soil!