It's been ten years since Apple introduced the iPhone - and the whole world has changed because of it. Like many new devices and technologies, what started as an amusement became a near-necessity. But should our kids have access?

We're back from our hiatus and we're talking about relationships! How can we build trust, restore injured feelings, and safeguard the bond between parents and children? We've seen that relationships are built on moments,

Our sons face particular pressures on their way to becoming husbands - and fathers face some of the same issues as they live out their own vows! In the second part of Hal's presentation to a recent men's conference,

  - We probably all share the hope that our children will marry, and marry well, and serve God in their family one day. But are we being intentional about preparing our sons to become godly husbands?  It's important to live a good example in front of ...

"Mom, I'm hungry!" That call from the back of the van is more frequent than "Are we there yet?" - especially when there are teenagers in the mix. So what can a budget-conscious family do when the stomachs start to growl?

Spring's in the air and summer vacation is just a few weeks away. You may be making plans already! The past several years, our family's hit the road for twenty- to thirty thousand miles annually,literally coast to coast and into Canada too.

How and Why to Celebrate Although some Christians are suspicious of holidays and celebrations, there are many examples and principles in Scripture that throw some light on the question.  What makes a Biblical celebration unique?

Psalm 103:2 says "Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits." But is that all it's about - "Bless me, God - Amen"? This episode Hal talks with Bob Sjogren of UnveilinGLORY, about a bigger -- and more Biblical -- vision of God,

Sooner or later, all of us are likely to need to find a new church - whether it's due to relocation, or a change in the doctrinal stand, or a need for a different sort of community for your family's spiritual growth.

Although most high school graduates head off to college, most don't reach their bachelor's degree. And the ones that do, are usually saddled with a boatload of debt. Is this really necessary? Not in every field, no. Are there alternatives? Yes,