Real FamilyLife®

Forgivness is a choice - not an emotion.

Simply because your child outgrows their fireproof pajamas, doesn't mean they outgrow their need for affection.

Have you ever felt like your prayer life with your spouse is just "dead in the water"?

How often should children be allowed to complain?

How should a parent handle sibling rivalry?

Have you ever argued with your husband or wife about money? Well if you have, you're not alone!

Your wife needs to feel safe and secure with her husband.

Some people like to plan. For others, just the THOUGHT of planning gives them a serious headache!

Part of growing a spiritually strong family is being willing to admit to your kids when you're wrong.

When it comes to getting married, I hope you're not settling for second best.

It holds true in all of life, especially the family: If you prove to be faithful in little things, you'll be trusted with more.

Sometimes, we need to ask our teenagers some tough, penetrating questions.

Young people need your involvment in their lives.

All of us Christian parents share a common fear—that we'll have a prodigal child.

I'm convinced that great marriages are rooted in self-denial.