The daily work of parenting is not unlike growing a Redwood or shifting a coastline. The process is slow and it is steady... but it is also sure.

As we journey through parenthood, we must stand firm knowing that God's way not just a better alternative, it's THE way and the best way we can possibly form young souls.

There's a very special reality in the home: we are placed in our kids' lives for a short period of time in order to care for them and instruct them in their most formative years.

Technology is a valuable tool, but it also has a downside. Thankfully, there’s a growing body of research to help us make wise, informed choices.

For parents, the Bible is a guidebook, a lifeline, a comfort, and a light that shines into the dim and dark spaces of our children's hearts.

As I've grown as a man, husband, and father, I've appreciated more and more Spurgeon's boldness, doctrine, and style—particularly on the topic of parenting.

Every parent holds beliefs (tightly) about parenting that drive their behavior. The question is, what is driving your beliefs?

The home is a forge for hearts and minds—and not just those of your children, but yours as well.

As parents, we must have a long-term view of our roles in our children’s’ lives while also trusting in the long-term fruit of instructing them in God’s way.