Practical Biblical Solutions
Divorce Hurts Children
Prominent child psychologist Dr. Lee Salk once said, “The trauma of divorce is second only to death. Children sense a deep loss and feel they are suddenly vulnerable to forces beyond their control.” Those words still ring true today. Our culture often promotes the idea that children are resilient—that they’ll “bounce [...]
Getting Off the Defense
The wife’s voice was calm as she shared her need: “I just feel like we don’t spend enough time together at home.” Her husband’s reaction was swift. “What do you mean, ‘spend more time together’? When I’m home all you do is watch your shows! I’d love to spend more [...]
Stay-at-Home Sons
In homes across America—and increasingly around the world—a quiet trend has taken root. More and more young men are remaining at home well into adulthood. The phrase “stay-at-home son” has become part of our modern vocabulary, describing adult sons who live with their parents long after most would expect them [...]
Married but Alone
“I feel distant from my spouse.” “I try to get my husband to open up, but he just shuts down.” “My wife doesn’t seem interested in me anymore. It’s like we’re a million miles apart.” If you’ve ever said—or even thought—something like that, you’re not alone. I hear it often [...]
Parenting Smarter
Proverbs 19:18 gives us this warning: “Discipline your children while there is hope; otherwise, you will ruin their lives.” That’s a sobering verse for any parent. It reminds us that raising children isn’t about keeping them happy or comfortable; it’s about shaping their character, preparing their hearts, and guiding them toward maturity [...]
Get to Calm
Most parents yell at their kids. We all wish we didn’t, yet most of us can recall moments when we lost control and raised our voices. Then come the excuses. We tell ourselves things like, “They just don’t listen until I shout!” or “I only yell when I’ve told them ten times already!” or “I [...]