Have you ever thought about the impact an attitude of worship could have on your family? Discover practical tips to nurture a heart of worship and guide your family to experience God's goodness through intentional, everyday moments of faith.

As a single parent, balancing the demands of daily life while fostering peace and connection at home can be incredibly challenging. You are not alone on this journey—through God’s guidance, it is possible to find strength and thrive in your role as a parent.

Self-care is definitely important, but it doesn't always have to mean time away from your family. When your family is healthy and connected, it contributes to your own well-being and happiness.

Even in the midst of imperfection, a mother's intentional faith and unwavering trust in God can leave a profound, lasting impact on her child’s life and future.

Building a meaningful relationship is a skill set that is learned. Here are five tips to help you engage your kids in meaningful conversations.

Your spiritual growth cannot take a backseat until the kids are out of the house. Here are five practical spiritual life hacks for busy parents on the go.

Research shows parents are the single most important influence in a child's development of spiritual values and faith.

In the second half of Ignite Podcast's first episode, Rick Dubose, assistant general superintendent of the Assemblies of God, and his wife, Rita, shared from personal experience how they successfully disicpled their children through childhood, adolescence, and into adulthood.

In a world of confusing and often deceptive messages, young people need the foundation of Scripture. As parents, we want our teens to become so familiar with God's truth they will recognize the world's lies.

Kara Powell and Steven Argue begin Growing With by pinpointing the dilemma our kids face in the crucial season between 13 and 29 years of age: "On the one hand, our kids' sophistication has accelerated and it seems like they are getting older earlier; but on the other hand, they feel less mature as the typical markers of adulthood are now delayed."

Being a grandparent provides a unique opportunity to make a lasting impact by imparting faith, wisdom, and values to the next generation.

In part two of this series, you'll learn simple, compassionate ways to help your child navigate anxiety. It starts with curiosity, connection, and creating a safe space to grow.

Anxiety has become a part of our everyday lives, often sneaking in without us even realizing it. In this series, we’ll explore a process that doesn’t shame or dismiss our struggles, but instead invites compassion, curiosity, and truth—helping us gently face anxiety rather than ignore it or push it away.

If you're a parent struggling to even contemplate the possibility that your child might be facing emotional pain or suicidal thoughts, you're not alone—this post offers compassionate, faith-based guidance and practical tools to help you recognize warning signs, open lines of communication, and support your child’s well-being within a Christ-centered home.

As a Christian parent, you carry the heartfelt desire and responsibility to nurture your child’s faith—this blog offers encouragement and practical tips to help you guide them toward a personal, lasting relationship with Jesus.

Self-confidence is vital for our youth as they navigate a challenging world, but as parents, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are 6 practical, faith-based tips to help you build lasting confidence in your child.

Often, the most effective way to support our children is by gaining a deeper understanding of their needs. Recognizing the connection between ADHD and memory issues allows us to approach parenting with empathy and insight, enabling us to look beyond behaviors and truly comprehend the heart of our child.

Laughter is essential for families, offering a lighthearted way to reduce stress, strengthen bonds, and bring joy amid the challenges of everyday life.

As parents, while protecting our children from harm is a primary goal, how we prepare them to navigate life's challenges may be equally, if not more, important.

Christianity is on the decline — at least that's what new national surveys keep telling us. The Pew Research Center recently reported that Christians could make up less than half of the U.S. population in the next 50 years.

Have you ever made a purchase that wasn't exactly a necessity or planned, but just something fun that caught your eye. Maybe it was a fashionable pair of shoes or a cool new gadget. This unexpected purchase may have boosted your mood and improved your day. Sometimes, the result of these positive feelings can dictate our spending habits.

Parents are the first line of defense when it comes to protecting kids from explicit sexual content and online predators. Yes, parents should pray. But parents must also help their kids navigate the world with faith and wisdom.