My father may not have known how to articulate the nuances of his interior life, but he possessed a virtue that is becoming increasingly rare in our age . . .
Articles about the dynamics of marriage and family
My father may not have known how to articulate the nuances of his interior life, but he possessed a virtue that is becoming increasingly rare in our age . . .
To help us live with humility as grandparents, we must ask God to help us remember our struggles as parents of young children:
Show your children (grandchildren too) wonders they’ve never seen before.
Divorce doesn’t get the final word. Jesus does. You can survive this; you can heal from this; you can rise from this. But you don’t have to do it alone.
The grandchildren attending secular universities are are more likely taught a secular worldviews. As Christian young people they are navigating ungodly influences. We need to pray for our grandchildren’s deep spiritual needs, the needs of their souls.
When we harbor unforgiveness, … It allows bitterness to take root, and before you know it, that bitterness begins to affect everything.
One of the biggest stressors we face today is debt!
It is worth fighting for to stay together, not just for the kids, not just for you, even. It is for God’s glory.
Conflict can become an opportunity for growth.
The next time you are standing in the living room, and you hear the creak of the drawbridge going up, do something radical.
We reflect Christ in our marriages with a decided-ahead-of-time love.
Expect them to listen. No yelling, repeating, or threats.
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