RESOURCES
Spending Enjoyable Time Together
In the busyness of life, love isn’t self-sufficient. Your marriage must be constantly fed and nurtured by spending regular time together.
Cherish: Recognise Your Spouse’s Value
How valuable is your spouse to you? When are you reminded of their value? Sometimes, all it takes for you to remember their value is a list.
Ten Secrets To A Successful Marriage
How do you become successful in marriage? Follow ten principles that are sure to help you become the successful and savvy couple you always wanted to be.
The Math and Music of Communication
Is effective communication in marriage an art or a science? Find out more on how you can be a better communicator, as well as how to create an environment for better communication.
The Inner Lives Of Husbands
Believe it or not, women have many misconceptions about men – and those perceptions often affect our relationships. Discover what a loving wife needs to consider in order to give her spouse confidence to become the man he is called to be.
Teaching Your Children About Money
Parents are responsible when it comes to teaching their children about the value of money. Here are several ways to make learning about money fun!
4 Powerful Ways to Love Your Teens and Help Them Like You Back (Maybe)
Invest in your relationship with your teens, not only to keep you from regrets but to also give your teens a solid footing for their lives ahead.
Adaptability as a Parent
The ability to adjust and respond with flexibility and optimism is a lifeline to the struggling family. Learn how adaptability is one of the seven traits of effective parenting.
Encourage Your Children and Get Better Behaviour From Them
When you wear the right hat at the right time, and use the right tone, you can encourage your children to want to listen to you.
Talking With Children About the Coronavirus
How can you help your children cope with the fear and worry about the coronavirus? Here are 4 tips for talking to children about the coronavirus.
Q&A: Making poor financial decisions
Q: Despite our best parenting efforts, our adult son has developed a talent for making dumb decisions and behaving irresponsibly. He recently financed an expensive
Q&A: Navigating teen daughter’s obsession with beauty
Q: Our 14-year-old daughter has recently become obsessed with her appearance. She’ll practically lock herself in her bedroom or bathroom until she gets her hair,
Q&A: Teaching moral values to our children
Q: I’ve heard you advocate for teaching moral values in our homes and to our children. Your view, however, seems archaic and misguided. People are
Q&A: Talking to my son about puberty
Q: When should we talk with our son about what it means to be a responsible husband and father? He’s still pretty young – not
Q&A: Preventing my children from narcissism
Q: I recently read that narcissistic behaviour is on the rise, and this seems to confirm my own observations of a culture that seems to
Q&A: Moving on after parent’s divorce
Q: I’m dating a young lady and we’re getting fairly serious. My issue is that my parents divorced when I was a teenager. I saw
Q&A: Being my child’s friend
Q: I know my first responsibility to my children is as a parent, but how can I build a friendship with them? A: There are
Q&A: Getting along with your husband’s friends
Q: I just recently got married, and now I’m finding that I don’t get along with my husband’s friends. In fact, I’m not sure I
Q&A: Grieving a miscarriage
Q: Is it normal to deeply grieve a miscarriage? My husband and I suffered one, and we’re surprised at how devastating it’s been for us.