From Our Hearts

As we pray against the ungodly influences that could cast darkness over our families, our children, and our hearts, here are three scriptural ways to watch out for false teachers.

Put these 5 steps into place to help you plan your days with intention. You’ll be amazed at the positive changes in your use of time and the difference in the atmosphere of your home, especially on busy—and early—back-to-school mornings!

God gives parents the job to prepare our children in their spiritual lives. We cannot leave this vital teaching to Sunday school teachers or youth group leaders . As parents, we must train our kids up in God's ways as much as possible.

Father’s Day gives us and our children the time to thank dads for the many ways they meet our needs. But, do we show that appreciation? Here are 26 ways to bless your dad!

Have you considered the importance of presenting the right kind of model for your children? There is a source of wisdom that shares all the qualities of a godly man and dad ... and how you can attain them. 

DEVOTION: Dad, your children are observing your life, logging your activities, and repeating your actions, whether good or bad. And the results of a father’s influence will show up in children at some point in the future. Make sure you are having a godly impact.

DEVOTION: Seasons seem to go by in an instant! Here are practical ideas you can put into action to be purposeful to pause and develop the relationships with your family members that will last a lifetime!

DEVOTION: To encourage you along the process of being a man after God’s own heart, here are 4 steps to help you being a great dad!

DEVOTION: Have you ever wondered how to share your faith? Or how to have a relationship with God? Today's devotion is the perfect resource for you!

Do you know how to teach your children about the cross? Here is a simple and effective way to reach them and others with the Easter message. 

The best way for you to learn how to pray is by praying. And this model that Jesus gave is a good way to start to pray—in fact, it’s perfect.

(Parents, this devotion is material from A Girl’s Guide to Prayer. We pray it blesses you and your tween!)

When you see your friends, you don’t just say “Hi” and keep on walking. No, you want to catch up and to talk about all kinds of things! That’s how God desires for us to do with Him through prayer.