Karol discusses the powerful effect that words have on others, especially our families. She shares about the importance of focusing on kindness, contentment, and loving discipline rather than cruelty, complaining, and anger. She encourages parents to saturate themselves with God's Word, to pray without ceasing, and to be deliberate about giving encouragement in order to overcome the negativity that can so easily entangle us.

Judy shares the importance of knowing God and His character by identifying and defining His names. She provides Bible verses as well as easy suggestions for parents to use in explaining God's names and attributes to their children in order that they can know Him more and grow in their relationship with Him.

Monica shares the importance of pointing our children to Christ and His death and resurrection as we celebrate Easter. She provides creative activities, ideas, and resources so that parents are equipped to teach their children the truth about Easter in an engaging way.

Jackie and Adam share how busyness can be as dangerous to a person's relationship with God and others as sin is. They discuss the impact of modern life and how the technology we use - which is supposed to make life easier - ultimately can rob our lives of meaning and purpose. God gives us the Bible, which provides instruction on how to handle the craziness of life. If we follow what the Bible teaches us about prioritizing our relationships and time, we are better able to experience the abundant life He intends for us.

Desi shares how shame and guilt cause her to experience isolation from God and others, and then how isolation keeps her focus on her rather than on God, causing her to miss out on His abundance. However, God uses conviction in her life to draw her closer to Himself. She encourages parents to let go of trying to be perfect and instead focus on being godly; to allow weaknesses to make parents more dependent on Christ; and to depend more upon others instead of comparing themselves to others.

Polly Campbell discusses the importance of focusing on the inner core of our children - their character. She notes that character will sustain them even more than the culture-driven values of education, accomplishments, material possessions, health or significance. She shares with us the qualities that comprise character and how she was intentional in teaching them to her five boys.