The general discontent with the candidates for President suggests low confidence that any candidate has the answer for how to right the ship of state—is there another way to think about this election?

How can we avoid being that family that everyone wonders afterward, “What did those parents do wrong?

I’m doing most of the things I know God wants me to, and that’s good enough, right?

More details to come, but we're working with the local school system to host a GenFeeds event this fall to benefit children and families who (amazingly) struggle with food security even in our wealthy area. Some changes at the high school (with staffing and points of contact) have reset us on the date, but we should have updated details and a new event date very soon.

If the thrust of the American Dream is going after what you want with everything you have in you, why are so many people I see so dissatisfied once they get it?

Divorce seems like the “go to” option when things get tough, but the pain is so hard—is there a better way out of a marriage mess?

Key Question: All my friends made pretty much the same vows at their weddings, so I don’t understand -- why do many of them cheat?

Am I the only one who feels like married life is less fun than expected? (PG!)

I’m sure every couple has disagreements, but do they always have to hurt so much?

What is one thing I could do to make sure my marriage works?