
Family Life | Featured | Special Topics
Parenting With a Chronic Illness
It can be such a temptation not to make the most of the difficult days. My faith, having gratitude, and keeping challenges in perspective have been keys for me to… Read More

College and Young Adult | Featured | High School (9th-12th) | School Life
My High Schooler Didn’t Get Into Their Dream School
Being rejected by a school—especially the one they hoped to attend—means letting go of some big dream scenarios they’ve been imagining for the future. Read More

Celebrations | Featured | Seasonal
A Mother’s Day Gift Guide for Every Budget
This year we wanted to make the celebration easier so we put together a list of great (and budget-friendly) gifts to let the moms in your life know how wonderful… Read More

Character and Values | Elementary (K-5th) | Featured | Fight For The Heart
What You and Your Kids Need to Know About True Confidence
I look at my pint-sized kid and wish I could instantaneously transfer forty-plus years of hard-won (though certainly not perfected) confidence straight into his heart and mind. Read More

Raising Future Adults: How the Role Changes for Autism Parents
For our son, being autistic is all he’s ever known. Autism is his normal. When God esteems him as, “wonderfully and fearfully made,” my child isn’t broken. I am. Our… Read More

Current Events | Featured | Special Topics
5 Things We’ve Learned from a Year of Pandemic Parenting
It’s true now more than ever: the mental health of our family matters. We’re all stressed. And we all need time for lighthearted play, the freedom to roam around, and… Read More

How to Have a Healthy Disagreement with Your Child
As children get older, addressing the conflict gets a little more complicated, and it’s easier for frustration and even anger to arise. Read More

How to Survive Your Preschooler’s Tough Questions
Please tell me I’m not the only one who gets caught unawares by their preschooler’s seemingly innocent—yet loaded—questions. In theory, my five-year-old’s question was an easy one to answer, but… Read More

Featured | Mental Health | Self Care
Will This Ever Get Easier?
The bad days won’t always last. They can’t. There can be no darkness without the existence of its counterpart — light. Read More

The Dreams I Had for My Kid Aren’t Coming True
If you’ve been a parent for longer than fifteen minutes, you know that when it comes to predicting the future for your kid, your expectations matter about as much as… Read More