Food for thought: Fathers, don’t try to raise boys, try to raise men.

Wouldn’t it be much better to get up in the morning and not feel the pressure of debt hanging over your head?

Men, find out how you can be involved in a time of great Bible teaching and godly fun on Feb. 2 involving gifted Word teachers like Family Life's Dennis Rainey, Mark Driscoll and Matt Chandler.

When you pray, ask God to give you a genuine hunger and thirst for righteousness.

As a godly father and husband, men need to keep their cool when things begin to boil within the family.

Whatever decision you may be facing, seek wise counsel and find some trustworthy Christian brothers.

Just being there for them is one of the best gifts that fathers can give to their children.

Having an agenda when reading the Bible will assure you to keep reading day after day after day.

Who will you impact today with your leadership? And will they experience the grace and love of Jesus Christ?

Fathers shouldn’t take it personally when their teen doesn’t want to spend time with them. But, they can find ways to entice them.

He already knows your sin before you tell Him, so baring your soul to the Lord shouldn’t be difficult.

The answers should give you a good indication of the health of your marriage. If necessary, seek the Word for help.

In war, propaganda sometimes replaces reality. Teach your kids to know the difference.

Being a Christian in the workplace puts you on the frontline of reaching people with the Gospel. Celebrate that privilege.

With God’s help, raising teenagers can be the best season of parenting.

The next time you find yourself in a place you see no way out of or have a struggle of which you can’t seem to break free, reach out to a brother in Christ.

The world offers us a vision and pathway, but it’s a corruption of the vision God offers us—a spiritual vision.

You’ll be a big hero in your wife and children’s eyes if you put their needs ahead of yours.

Part of our problem is that when we call something “sin,” we don’t always really know what we mean.

What your little girl sees from your relationship with your wife is what she’ll come to expect from her own husband later in life.