One of the greatest gifts parents can give their children is a united front. Yet many couples enter marriage without fully talking through the core parenting issues that will one day shape their family. The truth is, children do not just learn from what we say, they absorb how we live. When parents clash on discipline, faith, or values, kids notice. And the effects run deeper than most realize.

One of the hardest tasks of parenting is learning to let go. From the moment we first hold our children in our arms, we begin the gradual process of preparing them for life beyond us. The toddler who takes her first wobbly steps away from the couch, the middle schooler who wants to pick out his own clothes, the teenager eager to drive, and the young adult stepping onto a college campus all remind us that our children are not meant to stay children forever.

Every parent has been there. The standoff at bedtime. The refusal to share. The bold “no” in response to a simple instruction....

We all want to see our relationships bloom, not just survive, but thrive. Whether you're navigating the sacred bond of marriage, the sacred

What a time to raise children! Everywhere you turn, there’s a new challenge: emotional struggles, peer pressure, anxiety, confusion about identity, distractions from devices, and a culture that often pulls them away from faith instead of toward it. Sometimes, it feels like you’re fighting an uphill battle with one hand tied behind your back and a prayer whispered on your lips.

Whether your relationship is the best it's ever been, hanging on by a thread or somewhere in between, the best thing you can do for it is to pray. If you want strong relationships that continue to flourish, then prayer cannot be your last resort. It must always be your first weapon in the arsenal against the attack of the enemy. Here are three prayers you can use today.