This skill is paramount to our children's success. They need it, and you can give it to them!

Children want to have fun. They want to use their imaginations. Why not get them off of screens and get them playing boardgames as a family? Here we are joined by two of the greatest experts on this topic, trying to help parents discover a good starter list for games that engage the mind and educate. Feel free to leave comments below on some of your favorite games.

Women shape the world. Here are some tips for raising daughters who will shape the world for the glory of God.

So glad to have some time again with dear Winston, the greatest leader of the 20th Century.

There is a kind of respect that is given, and another kind that is earned. If we want to have success in our most important relationships, such as marriage, we must get this correct.

What is our role in our children's salvation? Are we to get them saved, or are we to train them up in the ways of God? Many parents, with the best intentions, out of fear and control, try to force their children into something that is outside of their job description. And in doing so, we can sometimes do more harm than good.

Some people just don't like reading books. Here's a list to help you possibly gain some ground:

1. Aesop’s fables
2. Trial and Triumph by Richard Hannula 
3. Abridged version of a classic (Odyssey, Frankenstein, Robinson Crusoe, etc...) 
4. Man of the House by CR Wiley 
5. Heroes then a now book by YWAM (Gladys Aleward, Richard Wurbrandt, etc...)
6. Confession (Heildeburg, Westminster, London Baptist 1689)
7. Stalin or Hitler by Albert Marrin 
8. The Action Bible 
9. Pilgrims Progress by John Bunyan or Willing to believe by RC Sproul. 
10. Hobbit by Tolkien or The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by Lewis. 

Life produces various and spontaneous opportunities for child-training. You don't have to create them; they are simply there before you. Here we offer five such daily opportunities.

“When Christ calls a man, he bids him come and die.” - Deitrich Bonhoeffer.

How you respond when you don't get your way is the real you.

The future is our children. They are the mothers, fathers, leaders, and elders of tomorrow. This message is for them.