After the unexpected death of our son, my wife and I learned that faith informs pain, but it doesn’t erase it.

I finally realized that my children had all the father they needed; all I had to do was point them to God for their needs.

While my generation will associate Michelle Williams with suggestive song titles, the next generation might
associate her with something entirely different—being a champion for the biblical model of marriage.

Here are eight ways we can fight for, not against, our children in their hard-to-handle moments.

Dating for two is difficult; dating in a crowd is downright complicated.

My son, Aaron, taught me valuable lessons on how to choose my battles … and win them.

How Doug and Deb Gulbranson used Passport2Purity® to teach their children about the pressures they would face as teenagers.

Even when we see no visible evidence, we can trust that God is at work.

Seeing the fruit of correcting your children requires delayed gratification.

Just as failing to discipline your children will lead them to running the house, failing to trust your children will lead them to leaving the house.

Helping your children understand God’s design for sex … and how to save themselves for marriage.

When we learned that the nature of parenting is sacrifice, we went from trying to have it all to having everything that matters.

How can we look our teens in the eye and teach them about abstinence and about restraint from passionate kissing and hugging?

Letting your child know your expectations before you go out in public together can act as a deterrent to inappropriate behavior.

I was 13 when my mother informed me that just the two of us would be going away for a week to have a discussion about purity. My first thought…

My wife and I hoped that by the end of the Passport2Purity weekend our son would be seeing things about life more clearly.

How do we, as parents, dream new dreams for our children when we have no idea what the future holds?

“Some of the greatest needs we have are understanding and friendship.”

Our life with Annie hasn’t been easy. But it’s been worth it.

Our journey began when doctors told us our unborn daughter would be born with half a heart. In the last year we’ve learned to rely on God’s faithfulness.

A list for those who—like me—struggle with overcommitting and overworking.

Do you trust God with your love life?

A list of helpful resources.

Some solid convictions that we believe every family should embrace.

A nervous father interviews his daughter’s date.

Here are some tips for bringing balance to the hectic pace of life.

I was scared to talk about sex and dating with my daughter, but I had put it off too long.

Six guidelines for controlling your emotions while correcting your kids.

What’s the best way to discipline my older child? Barbara: The toddler and preschool years are a time to lay the groundwork for behavior and for moral choices in your…

What worked yesterday with a child may not work today, and you have to be flexible