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What advice would you give to a woman whose husband just won't respond to her emotionally? That's my situation. My husband is a good man, but he's not romantic, and he'd rather keep his thoughts to himself. How can I deal with the longing inside me?
Launching our kids toward independence means matching their pace of maturity and slowly letting go.
Do we have the courage to risk what our Founders risked 250 year ago? The answer to that question will determine whether our children and grandchildren live free or under tyranny. Join Gary as he shares the thoughts of Justice Clarence Thomas on courage.
Americans overwhelmingly desire racial reconciliation in our country. As Christians, we can help reach that goal by reminding ourselves and others that skin color is the least important characteristic of human beings. We are all made in the image of God. Our heart and soul are what matters. Our character, not our race, should define us.
Morgan Beeler shares an encouraging Mother’s Day message, reminding moms that their love, sacrifice, and faithfulness do not go unnoticed. As they pour into their children and families, God is using their influence in powerful ways.
Mothers carry countless responsibilities—and do so with strength and love. Dr. James Dobson reflects on the sacrifice, devotion, and grace that define motherhood.
We must not forget America’s heritage. This nation was birthed in prayer and founded on the God of the Bible—on His biblical principles and His moral values. Unfortunately, many have turned their backs on their Creator, and we are reaping the consequences.
Our government issues studies and reports all the time. Many of them are not really important and do not have a long shelf life. But last week, an earth-shattering report was issued showing anti-Christian bias in our federal government.
Listen to Don Kroah's interview with Shirley Dobson about the National Day of Prayer.
Every mother deserves our support and admiration, but the single mom merits a double dose. She must locate available and safe child-care services, work for eight or more hours every day, pick up the kids, stop by the grocery store, then come home to cook dinner, wash the dishes, change the diapers, help with the homework, bathe the preschoolers, read a story, dry a tear, say a prayer, and tuck the kids into bed.
