Real FamilyLife®

Are your child's activities for their benefit, or for yours?

One of the hardest things for a parent to say to a child is, "I was wrong."

If you're a parent, I have a question for you. Are you living by the same standards that you've set for your children?

If you're married, what does your mate need from you more than anything else? Do you really know?

Were your spirits ever lifted up by something someone said to you?

Every dad is the manager of one of the most important organizations in all the world.

(singing: "Just an old-fashioned love song Now, I'm no musician, but I do know enough to know that if two people aren't singing together, it sounds horrible.

What you're about to hear is one sure-fire way to be lonely.

I've noticed that for newlyweds, reality often begins before the honeymoon ends.

I don't mean to sound alarming, but your days are numbered!

When life throws you a curve, will your marriage come apart, or will it become stronger?

I've got an interesting question for you. When you were a child, did you ever try to pull the wool over your parents' eyes?

Mom! Dad! You're on duty, Your mission is simple: protect your children.

Today, Don't settle for left overs.

Did you know God wants you to give thanks…no matter what?