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Someone has said, “If you connect a boy to the right man, he seldom goes wrong.” I fully believe that to be true. The full force of my own father’s contribution hit me years ago when he lay in the hospital after a heart attack. As I stood by his bedside, I thought back to the happiest moments of my childhood.
Our culture is at war with godly men. This makes the task of raising boys to be caring and respectful very difficult. Brenen and Morgan Beeler share four more tips on how parents can turn the tide on male-bashing and bring their sons up to fear God and love others.
Raising boys to become godly men is both a challenging and rewarding task. Brenen and Morgan Beeler share four practical strategies parents can use to cultivate biblically grounded masculinity in their sons.
Want to raise your son into a caring, capable man? Energy, defiance, and strong emotions can make it challenging—but how you lead him now will shape who he becomes. Brenen and Morgan Beeler share three principles to help you guide him effectively.
Raising boys can feel overwhelming—so much energy, noise, mess, and moments that leave you wondering if you’re getting it right. The roughhousing, the risk-taking, the emotional walls—they can make even the most patient mom feel exhausted and unsure.
But one day, those young boys will become men.
Trina Alleyne shares how keeping the end in mind can change everything—bringing perspective, purpose, and hope to the journey.
Every boy longs for his father’s approval, but what happens when that bond is broken?
Every boy longs for his father’s approval, but what happens when that bond is broken?
Okay, Mom, let's talk about what it means to be a boy and how you might relate better to them.
Our focus has been on the ways boys differ from their sisters and the particular needs that are associated with masculinity. We have also considered the burgeoning crisis that confronts our boys in to
It took me a while to get my own priorities straightened out. Indeed, I almost made the greatest mistake of my life in the early days of adulthood. When I completed my work in graduate school, my life
