Why you must always have a camera on-hand

You never know when a picture that you'll want to treasure forever will happen.

Dave Ryerson on March 22, 2016

Connecting Faith

It’s time to get organized

Oftentimes we find reasons to hold on to things that we no longer need and have maybe even never used. So how do we de-clutter our homes and lives?

Neil Stavem on March 8, 2016

Connecting Faith

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Entering the world of middle school

Entering middle school is like stepping onto another planet – for parent and child alike. So how do we best navigate the sudden shift?

Neil Stavem on March 4, 2016

Connecting Faith

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Helping your child succeed in school

Is it possible that the best way to help our kids succeed in school is by not helping them?

Neil Stavem on March 1, 2016

Connecting Faith

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Encouragement for blended families

Re-marriage brings new challenges especially around the holidays. Laura Petherbridge has learned how to thrive—not just survive as a stepmom.

Neil Stavem on March 1, 2016

Let the little children come

Let the little children come is a familiar verse of scripture, but what does it mean today to let the little children come?

Marty Machowski on February 16, 2016

Live the Promise

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Learning to love your in-laws

Divided loyalties, inside jokes, new traditions... entering marriage can bring a host of emotions and tensions between a spouse and his or her new family.

Susie Larson on February 9, 2016

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The intersection of the home and workplace

Bad days - we all have them. Is it better to come home and unload your workplace issues onto your spouse or pretend like nothing even happened?

Faith Radio Mornings on February 3, 2016

Peer pressure

Peer pressure is nothing new - and neither is its potential to be either negative or positive in nature.

John and Kendra Smiley on January 26, 2016

Connecting Faith

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Navigating youth entitlement

If you find your home faced with more demands and less pitching in, you’re not alone.

Neil Stavem on January 19, 2016