Halloween

Though we live in a tumultuous time, so did Luther. It didn’t stop him from seeking Christ first and putting God at the center. Now is our time. We’ve been set in this generation, purposefully, to proverbially nail our own declaration of faith to the door of our hearts, homes, and in our communities.

Our children should be taught that the roots of Halloween are undoubtedly pagan. But Christians needn't be afraid of that, as our lives are secure in Jesus regardless of confusing traditions.

Satan’s birthday? I’d never heard that one before. As a young Christian mom, I had friends who didn’t celebrate Halloween, but I’d never heard one of them call it Satan’s birthday. In my surprise, I distinctly remember feeling defensive at that mom’s statement. So in reaction, I leaned over to my blue-eyed toddler and said rather loudly, “Halloween is not Satan’s birthday and never will be!” (After all, no one was going to put a damper on my 25 cent bags of chocolate!)

An ex-psychic is warning against the tools that are typically promoted around Halloween, including Ouija boards and tarot cards, claiming that they can be demonic.

The main idea is to lay the foundation to help prepare kids to come to know Jesus.

Fall is here, and soon it will be Halloween. We live in an uncertain world where bad things happen, and Halloween is no exception. If your children are going to take part in trick-or-treating or other events and activities this season, here are some ways to keep them safe.

Whether it'sfor a fall-themed party or a trunk-or-treat festivity, there's almost nothing cuter and more fun than dressing in biblically-themed costumes to spread the light of Jesus and celebrate our faith during harvest time. From simple DIY ideas to nuanced costume ideas available online, these are some of the best kid-approved ideas out there.

For many, this day is a time to enjoy beingout andaboutwith family, friends and neighbors.For others, it's a time to spend inside enjoying the comfort of their own home.

If you are a Christian parent, Halloween can pose a dilemma. We don’t want to deny our children a fun time with their peers, but we also don’t want to compromise our faith. What should we do? Let’s explore the options.

You don’t have to sit Halloween out. Here’s how to reclaim the day with light, laughter, and joy instead of fear.

Discover creative and meaningful alternatives for families seeking to celebrate the autumn season without participating in Halloween traditions. Explore faith-based activities, community engagement, and wholesome family fun that can create lasting memories.

Many things seem innocent on the surface, but Scripture reminds us there’s more happening than meets the eye. Learn how to recognize deception, pray for spiritual discernment, and live without fear through Christ’s power.

Scary movies can have a quiet but lasting effect on young hearts. Here’s how to guard your home and still enjoy meaningful movie nights this season.

Most people don’t understand why Halloween is an issue and aren't dressing up to celebrate evil. But darkness comes in many forms. Here's how to be the light.

If you love Halloween and have fun with it each year, keep teaching your children that all choices, representations, and attitudes should honor the Lord and fall in line with your convictions. If you're anti-Halloween, there is the obvious, but then there are also the elements of honoring and glorifying the Lord in how we respond to others' opinions with whom we may vehemently disagree.