While our brokenness is more complex than our sin, we have to fight against the destructive tendency to avoid responsibility for our sin and shift the blame to others. Join us as we discuss chapter 3 of Dave Harvey's new book, I Still Do.

While sin in our own hearts is our most foundational problem, it's not our only problem. When we oversimplify and moralize everything, we run the risk of not loving our spouse as a whole person. Join us as we discuss chapter 2 of Dave Harvey's new book, I Still Do. 

While sin in our own hearts is our most foundational problem, it's not our only problem. When we oversimplify and moralize everything, we run the risk of not loving our spouse as a whole person. Join us as we discuss chapter 2 of Dave Harvey's new book, I Still Do. 

An enduring marriage is cultivated and strengthened over time, especially as we respond to some of life's defining moments.

While growing up in a Christian home is a tremendous blessing, it's not without its dangers. How can parents affirm their children's profession of faith and help them cling to Christ for a lifetime?

As parents, we have massive influence in the lives of our children but the most important things we hope to see accomplished in their lives are beyond our ability to accomplish. So we must pray.

How can parents teach their kids "the whole counsel of God?"

Part of raising our children "in the discipline and instruction of the Lord" means proactively equipping them with skills they'll need to grow as disciples of Jesus.

Disciple-making always takes time, and as parents, our task is to recognize and take advantage of the daily opportunities God gives us in each season of parenting.

As parents, our goal isn't behavior modification or mere information transmission. Depending on God's Spirit, and trusting the power of His Word, we pursue faith-fueled life transformation in our children's lives.