[guestpost]This is guest post from Dr. Lon Flippo. Lon is a professor of Children's and Family Ministries at North Central University. He and his wife, Chris, have been married for over 30 years and have two children and two grandchildren. You can connect with Lon on...
[guestpost]This is a guest post from Kimunya Mugo. Kimunya helps to inspire, motivate and equip individuals, businesses and organizations to explore their true Identity, unleash the Leader in them and build a transformational Legacy. He and his wife Harriette, the...
[guestpost]This is a guest post by Andrew Linder. Andrew is a husband, the father of four awesome kids, and a children's pastor at a thriving church. Andrew is passionate about intentional parenting and helping other parents and leaders effectively reach the next...
[guestpost]This is a guest post from Justin Ricklefs. Justin is a blogger at JustinRicklefs.com where he blogs about reclaiming the things that matter most in business, wellness and home. Husband to Brooke. Daddy to four girls & one boy. He's a sales executive,...
Marriage is one amazing way that two individuals get to live out the word "love" in every day action. Sometimes this is much easier said than done. When two different people come together and try to function as a couple, as one, the challenges can be endless. Every...
This month we celebrated the birthdays of both of my sons. The oldest turned nine, and then a couple weeks later the youngest turned five. If you’ve experienced anything with raising boys you know they are at that sweet spot. That sweet spot where life is amazing. The...
[guestpost]This is a guest post by Thom S. Rainer. Thom is the author of the bestselling books, I Am a Church Member and Autopsy of a Deceased Church. His daily blog is ThomRainer.com. If you want to guest post on my blog, check out my guest post guidelines and submit...
I say "I love you" to my wife every single day, without fail. But I'm not sure my words always line up with my actions. If I'm completely honest with myself, I have to admit I have a ways to go when it comes to loving my wife the way she should be loved. [youtube...
Several years ago we made the decision to cut the cable in our house. It's probably been at least 7 years since we last had cable TV, and I'm happy we made the decision. When we first made our decision people looked at us funny when we said the words "we don't have...