Family
When Screens Stand Between Us
Screens aren’t the enemy—but the habits they create can quietly pull families apart. Discover three biblical principles to help restore connection before it’s too late.
Willie and Elaine Oliver
September 4, 2026

Can Social Technologies Provide the Love and Connection We Crave?
God created us for love and connection—with Him and with each other. While sin resulted in separation from God and alienation from each other, our need for love and connection continues to be a fundamental human need. Because of sin, however, we tend to look for this love and connection in places that don’t deliver. … Continued
Edyta Jankiewicz
September 1, 2026
Peace in the Chaos
Our children are growing up in an anxious world—but anxiety does not have to define them. With faith, love, and steady parenting, they can grow strong and resilient.
Willie and Elaine Oliver
August 7, 2026
A Mother’s Heart
Even as a prophet and a leader, Ellen White faced the same struggles many parents do, but she never stopped pointing her children to Jesus.
From iPad to I Play
From climbing trees to building forts, free play strengthens bodies, sparks curiosity, and builds brainpower. Maybe it’s time to trade a little screen time for outdoor adventure.
An Acronym for Biblical Discipleship
Winning souls is important—but keeping them connected is just as vital. Churches that focus on discipleship after baptism help new believers grow into confident followers of Jesus.
Marcus Bates
July 20, 2026
Parenting Prodigals
If your child has stepped away from faith, that ache is real—but it’s not failure. Like the father in the prodigal son story, your role now is simple and powerful: love, wait, and keep the door open. God is still working.
Aware Without Scare
As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a mother of four, I share five strategies for protecting children, grounded in wisdom and trust in God.
Nicole Parker
June 28, 2026
Our Feet Are Cold, but Our Sex Is Hot
We know that aging changes our bodies, but it doesn’t diminish the human need for connection, affection, and pleasure. In fact, many people report a much deeper, more satisfying intimacy in the golden years. Here are some ways married couples, particularly older adults, can keep their intimacy thriving emotionally, physically, and relationally.
Claudio and Pamela Consuegra
June 22, 2026
Jesus, the Blueprint … For Men
Biblical masculinity looks like Jesus. It is not harsh or domineering. It is not passive or disengaged. It is courageous conviction guided by love.
Marty Miller
June 21, 2026
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