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With your child off to college, your heart might be learning how to let go. It’s okay to admit the transition is hard. These heartfelt prayers offer biblical comfort and real strength for this tender season of motherhood.

Some of the richest spiritual truths come not from sermons but from the quiet lives of faithful family. Here are 5 lessons worth saving and living.

Fathers are just as involved with their kids as mothers are. Parents are more apt to apologize for their mistakes. Yet children of a future generation may still adopt the model they saw in their house growing up. Some generations often used control and punishment as ways to curb bad behavior and reward good behavior—yelling and other forms of corporal punishment that may not be appropriate today were appropriate back then. Therefore, kids of younger generations have trouble understanding what it means to parent their child in a gentle way that allows them their own autonomy but still helps them become selfless, well-adjusted individuals.

Is your teen testing boundaries and pushing away? These five Scripture-based prayers offer wisdom, comfort, and clarity for Christian parents walking through this difficult season.

In a moment of national grief, Christian leaders are urging Americans not to lose sight of what Charlie Kirk stood for, which was truth, virtue, and the gospel. Here's what they’re praying will happen next.

The world feels like it’s falling apart—but Jesus offers a peace that never does. Here’s how to hold on to hope and become a peacemaker when everything feels violent and out of control.

Fall date nights are more than just fun activities – they’re opportunities to deepen your connection with each other and with God. Each date can strengthen your emotional, physical, and spiritual intimacy, helping you rediscover the joy of your relationship and the importance of keeping God at its center.

Even after 24 years, the wounds of 9/11 still shape American life and faith. From courtroom battles to cancer-stricken heroes, see how the ripple effects continue today.

I didn’t fully understand the depths of grief until the year my family lost two sisters and a brother within eight months.

God never asks you to stay in a relationship that wounds your soul. Here are five phrases that reveal when it’s time to step away and trust Him with what’s next.

Sure, your expenses will change when the kids move out. You'll be spending less on groceries, household items, and utilities. However, now is not the time to go crazy with your spending like you've won the lottery. Your bills aren't going away; they are just going to be lower.

Marriage isn’t outdated—it’s under attack.

Becoming a parent is not for the faint of heart. Kids are wild, crazy, loving creatures, and it’s normal to feel nervous or anxious when your child arrives. It’s easy to prepare by buying everything: the crib, bottles, pacifiers, cute bedding, etc.You know what you need for your child, but what about the actual parenting part? How do you do it well and in a way that aligns with God’s teachings on how to raise a child?

I will always be reminded that our military superiority, our system of government, our way of life – when these all come crashing down, God is still God and still on the throne.

The health of your heart, your home, and your faith hinges on this one habit. Make church attendance part of your plan, not your leftovers.