Vance Fry

An often-forgotten side to the gift-giving tradition is that your spouse is sharing something meaningful, possibly as a way to spend quality time together. Learning that is a big part of marriage.

Understanding an unseen God, is easier for children to grasp when we look at nature.

Focus on the Family’s The Daily Citizen provides a faith-based perspective to counter the mainstream media’s anti-Christian bias

Sibling conflict is unavoidable. It’s just part of life with young humans whose “life-giving skills are still developing,” Cartmell explains. But that conflict can have benefits.

You can help your kids develop the fundamental character qualities they need to be successful.

Worried that your gift will miss the mark? The toaster flopped? Don’t despair. With constant learning and creativity, you really can find a present that speaks to your wife’s heart this Christmas. 

A child’s personality and learning preference must be balanced with the reality that some skills take practice and aren’t fun. 

How to teach kids to bounce back after they face adversity or hardship.

The fun little things that we do early in our relationships often seem impractical and somewhat unnecessary after we’re married. But the pursuit of one’s spouse is a mission without end.

Are you looking for the Focus on the Family 2015 Advent calendar? You can still download the true stories centered around the Christmas season.

Have earthly fathers helped or hurt your view of God as your Father?

Help kids face their fears in a world where bad things happen