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.
What does the Bible have to say about gender roles? Does Scripture teach sexism and female inferiority? What about male headship?
Grandparents have a unique opportunity and responsibility to proclaim the works and goodness of the Lord to their children’s children.
What does the Bible have to say about homosexual “marriage”? How should Christians respond to the ever increasing acceptance of this behavior?
Marriage was instituted by God in Genesis. Therefore God alone has the right to declare what marriage is—and what it is not.
Recent scientific studies claim that some people are born gay. Could this be?
The Greater Than coalition, led by Them Before Us, argues children have a right to a mother and father and seeks to overturn the 2015 Obergefell decision.
A recent study found that “grandparents who provided childcare scored higher on memory and verbal skills than those who did not.”
“The Busy Mom” sits down with the publisher of Answers magazine to share her advice for talking to kids about sex.
How do we raise children biblically in this gender-confused world?
When I first saw an erotic novel at the garage sale as a 12-year-old girl, I had no idea that it would lead me down a dark road of addiction to erotica and self-pleasure.
With 112 gender options, our culture is in desperate need of a basic biology lesson.
While parenting has its fair share of stressors, we should consider it a privilege to raise children in the way of the Lord.
As our society downplays parenthood, people are increasingly having fewer children. But this new study shows how God has designed humans to thrive in parenthood.
In June, the Massachusetts House unanimously passed a bill that would allow mothers to sell their babies through commercial surrogacy.
Is parenting the new smoking? According to the surgeon general, parental stress is an “urgent public health issue.”
A new bill that unanimously passed the Massachusetts house highlights another layer of the brokenness that comes from leaving behind God’s design for marriage, gender, and sexuality.
What should believers do when we disagree with our neighbors about the very nature of humanity?
We need to make sure we understand what God has instructed for the roles of the man and woman in marriage and the methods and priorities for raising children.
While we should be concerned about and care about children other than our own, we shouldn’t view other people’s children as our own because . . . they aren’t.
Life with adopted and foster siblings brought the author close to the brokenness of a fallen world—and to part of God’s plan to help redeem that brokenness.
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