When massive debt and a life-threatening medical crisis hit her uninsured family, financial expert Deborah McNaughton was forced to follow her own professional advice. And in her greatest need, she discovered God's loving provision.

What to do when life is dark and heaven's quiet

Do you lose it with your kids? Here are 5 ways to rein in your anger.

I'm not less valuable just because I am single.

Tips to stay connected when your husband travels frequently

How can I help my son break his bad habits?

7 tough questions kids ask about faith and life. … and how to answer them

Family Life in the church

Q. My 10-year old has a hard time making friends. She is a very serious child who acts mature for her age, even though she's the youngest child in her class. She enjoys being in Girl Scouts, Awana, and many other activities, but she doesn't seem to connect with the other children. They try to get her involved, but she tends to hang back. She doesn't smile and she gets easily frustrated. I really don't know how to help her if she won't help herself.

Paying attention to your child's "warning lights"

Can truth really be relative? Help your kids learn to discover God's absolutes.

If your young teen is tired of church, here's how to spark her interest again.

How to shore your teenager up for life in our world.

Have a blast learning more about God

Daily Bible activities for families

Create a family celebration that's uniquely yours

Daily Bible activities for families

Why your kids need to talk to you about sex.

A spiritual lesson from the kitchen

Daily Bible activities for families

Christ knew a thing or two about changing hearts with his words. Here's how you can follow his example and help your kids obey.

Sure they squirm, giggle, talk, and wiggle, but including your children in the worship service is worth the distraction. Here's how to help them stay tuned in.

Send the Easter Bunny packing with a Christ-centered approach to holidays

Would my son choose revenge. . . or grace?

I thought teaching my kids at home was the best thing for our family. But God had another lesson plan.

Do Christians who commit suicide go to heaven?

What kind of God would require people to worship him?