A look at the seasons and rhythms of our lives, especially in regards to their impact on us and our families.

Some choices are simple and even become routine, while others are life-changing and have eternal consequences, not only for us but even for our own families.

Often, changes come unexpectedly. On the other hand, sometimes we can see them coming. How do we prepare ourselves—and our families—for change?

People are more connected than ever before. Why, then, are so many of us suffering from loneliness?

The book of Proverbs is cast as a family document in which keys to a godly life are handed down from parent to child.

A look at the wonderful gift of sexuality, as described in the Song of Solomon.

Our sinful fallen natures can make unity in family life very challenging. As such, it is imperative that we be receivers and givers of grace on a daily basis.

Challenges, fears, satisfaction and joy are all part and parcel of the season of parenting.

We all know the reality, and pain, of loss, and most of us feel it the deepest when this loss strikes us in the family. 

A look at some ways to help mollify little times of trouble, especially in the family.

The power of the gospel gives us light, comfort and strength to deal with the challenges that culture can bring. 

What have heavenly angels seen? What kind of spirit permeates our residences? Can one “smell” the scent of prayer? Is there kindness, generosity, love, or tension, anger, resentfulness, bitterness, and discord?

Whatever the phase, whatever the stage, whatever the condition of ourselves or our family at the moment, we can and must live in the light of God’s promises, clinging to them with all our heart and soul. In the end, they are our only hope.