“Big spoon” or “Tablespoon”? It sounds funny—until cultural differences become part of the bigger questions of family, faith, marriage, and expectations. One intercultural couple shares what they’ve learned about curiosity, grace, and creating a culture of their own.

October 15, 2026

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When your child’s heart wanders, what do you do? David wept—and God still meets parents there.

October 6, 2026

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Grief doesn’t need clichés. Discover practical, compassionate ways to help a friend after the loss of a loved one.

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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.

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God created us to connect with Him and others. What if we are doing it wrong?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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