On the eve of the mid-term elections, how do we talk about the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity? How can we help keep the next generation from trading our hard-won freedom for supposed security or momentary gain?

On October 31, 1517, a young theologian and priest named Martin Luther posted a list of debate questions on the door of the university church in Wittemburg, Germany. What was intended as a invitation for scholars and theologians to meet and consider,

In your time as a parent, what's been your biggest struggle? Was it a single event, or a certain age, or an ongoing battle? We asked our Facebook community and were overwhelmed by the response! This episode,

Often we think we know, but can't prove it to a skeptic. Homeschooling is one example; we like what we see in our family, but admit that maybe our experience isn't the norm. Lawmakers, public school officials,

Have you ever wondered, if you could "do it all over again," would you do things differently? Maybe you've graduated one student, but have a younger sibling following. It's fairly easy to see whether your academics were on target,

Another of our popular sessions answering your questions about raising sons -- How can you encourage sons to pursue their individual gifts? How do you keep rough-and-tumble from coming fighting and bullying?

What can be more Biblical than studying the Bible together as a family ... after all, we all know you're supposed to teach these things diligently to your children, and talk of them "when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way,

One of the things that makes a family business attractive is the freedom to have more time with your spouse and kids! Yet entrepreneurs quickly learn there's a balancing act going on -- it's no longer your employer which drives your schedule,

In 2006, Hal left the corporate world and he and Melanie started their own company. Three years later, God gave them the business which actually took off and grew, the business they're in today. Are you interested in "coming home" and running a family ...

So your student has graduated from homeschooling and moved into the big new world of classrooms, professors, and study carrels in the library. You've got him all loaded up to confront humanism and hedonism ... but will he be able to handle the homework?