Real FamilyLife®

Does your child mean it when he says, "I'm sorry"?

You and your spouse don't always have to leave your home to go on a date.

Did you ever realize that your words could help others reach their goals?

When is the last time you came right out and said the words, "I love you" to your children?

Come on now, be honest, has it ever felt to you like you're failing as a parent?

Did you know it's tough to be a fake -- at home.

Do you have a close friend that you can lean on?

Are the items scheduled in your daily planner the most important things in your life?

Would you like to know a sure-fire way to make your marriage successful?

Allowing friendships with people of the opposite sex to go too far is like mixing baking soda with vinegar. There WILL be a reaction.

You've heard it said before, but it's worth repeating: if your children don't feel accepted at home, they'll look for acceptance somewhere else.

Want to teach your child an important lesson? This new school year is a great time to do it.

A marriage is about more than just a chapel, a dress, and a photographer.

Can a child really study and listen to music all the time? You may be surprised at the answer.

Let me tell you, one of the toughest jobs in life, is that of a stepparent.