Families are close to God’s heart. In fact, they were His idea in the first place. From the beginning, when God created man, He said, “It is not good for man to be alone,” so He created woman as a “help-meet, suitable for him” (Genesis 2:18).
If we don’t transmit our knowledge of God to the next generation, it will be lost. God uses the family unit to transmit His knowledge from one generation to the next and be “salt” and “light” in the world. If the family can be destroyed, the Christian fabric in society will ultimately unravel.
It takes work to drag our children against the tide, because we have to work against the sin nature, natural desires of the flesh, secular humanism, peer pressure, and compromise. How successful we are at this depends on how we have modeled for them an authentic relationship with Christ.
Let there be no doubt: A legacy is a very, very powerful thing. Let there be no doubt about this either: You too will leave a legacy. Truly, it’s not a question of if you will leave a legacy, it is only a matter of what kind.
The assault on marriage and family is because Satan wants to destroy all who bear the image of God and the best way to accomplish this is to undermine family.
It’s well known that a culture, a family, or an organization (e.g., church, Christian college, etc.) can change dramatically in one generation.
According to a recent article about a new book coming from an expert on artificial intelligence, “Tamagotchi kids” will be the “new thing” in parenting.
Does the makeup of a family really matter? Well, our culture says no, it doesn’t.
As birth rates across the West are declining largely because of secularism, the Italian government is now incentivizing families to have more children.
Stella Morabito warns of an impending campaign for the government to “license” parents—an affront to parental authority under God.
Many suggest that society or the government owns children, but this idea flies in the face of God’s word that declares that “children are a heritage from the LORD.”
When we look, we can see Jesus even in the ordinary moments of our lives.
Many in the culture are redefining “traditional marriage,” making it important for Christians to use the term “biblical marriage.”
Our worldview affects every area of life. So parents cannot afford to depend on others to form their children’s worldview.
Shouldn’t we value the sincere feelings of others rather than condemn them?
In a rapidly changing culture where innocence is lost, our young people need answers about gender and sexuality more than ever.
For many of us or those we know, Anna’s situation is all too familiar. Holiday celebrations stir up wonderful memories that can sometimes bring emotional pain.
Should you or should you not have children? Can’t decide? Maybe you should go and see a parenthood-indecision therapist (and that’s not an April Fool’s joke!).
What we believe about Genesis has consequences for how we read and understand the entire Bible—including the New Testament and especially the gospel!
Just because a family member looks a little different doesn’t make her a different race—even if she’s adopted.
The attack on parental rights is gaining ground as the culture ramps up its attack on the Creator’s role in our lives.
Our children face a tough world, and every Christian parent yearns to direct them in the ways of the Lord.
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