If I asked you how often you prayed about your children and their futures, you might say, “Countless times every day!” But if I asked you how often...
In order to run the race (pursue our callings), as Paul mentions in 2 Timothy 4:7, we must know where we are going. In the first part of...
Dry-cleaning, grocery shopping, meal-prepping, lunch packing, laundry, gifts for birthdays, holidays, and special occasions. I can never fully check these things off my list, and this is just...
From below deck a newborn infant’s cry pierced the cold November air. It was November 20, 1620. The new baby’s name was Peregrine White. He was the first...
Editor’s note: In honor of Thanksgiving, the IFWE blog will not publish tomorrow. We wish you and your family a wonderful holiday. Thanksgiving and other holidays have changed...
Panelists at the Values and Capitalism Fall Summit gathered on Friday, October 30th, to discuss the impact of the family on poverty. According to Bradford Wilcox, director of...
Editor’s note: This week marks National Family Week. In honor of this and the usual family gatherings taking place this week around the Thanksgiving table, we think it’s...
My mother-in-law is pretty tough. She is the only girl in a family of six. When my son Parker was born, she told me to throw away all...
During one of our marriage prep classes, my husband and I received a “marital responsibilities chart” with various tasks from managing finances to folding laundry. The teacher asked...
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