Posts about Families (14)

The end of the year can be such an exciting and joyous time between giving thanks and celebrating our faith. Yet, if we're not careful, the holiday season and the new year may also become a period of significant stress.

Before I became a parent, I thought the term “mom guilt” was so silly. Why would all these lovely moms even think for a second that they weren’t good enough?! Clearly they were divinely chosen for the children God provided them… so what was the big deal?

As seen in Charisma: Children are a true blessing from God, even on the days we may not feel like it. It is both an honor and a tremendous responsibility to raise a child up in the way he should go.

If you’ve checked the news headlines over the last year, you’ve likely seen the claims that millions of Americans have relocated to more affordable regions of the country during the pandemic.

Labor Day is set aside to honor those who work hard. It’s meant to grant the laborer a holiday of much-needed rest.

You’ve heard the advice many times before, save for retirement. But have you started yet?

Think of the last meal you ate in a restaurant. Do you think the plate it was served on was larger or smaller than your dinner plate at home? Do you think portions served were bigger or smaller than what you normally serve at home?

While things seemed to be getting back to normal, the start of this school year may be another uncertain one. Many parents are wondering if their child's school will be open all year or if it will it be another year of quarantines and closures.