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Dads, Your Humble Willingness to Apologize to Your Kids Speaks Volumes

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

My daughters Karina and Angela know my weaknesses and imperfections and when I failed them, sometimes knowing it, but most of the time not knowing. But I hope they also know the depth of my love for them, which is beyond anything I can express. I do recall times of asking their forgiveness for things I said and did, but I’m sure there were other times when I failed to do that. I thank God for His love and forgiveness.

How Does a Man Become a Godly Husband?

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Recently a man in a struggling marriage asked me how to become a godly husband. My first thought was, “You’ve just taken the first step—knowing you need to be a godly husband and asking for help.”

I’ve Met Someone I’m Prayerfully Considering Dating, But I Have Some Concerns About Personality Traits. What’s Your Advice?

article - Stephanie Anderson

Decisions about dating, and considering whether someone is a person you could commit yourself to in marriage, are tough. You really need the help of an older, wiser, godly mentor who knows you well and can talk these issues through with you.

Is It Important for Married Couples to Have Bible Study and Prayer Together, and If So, How Should We Go About It?

article - Randy Alcorn

Nanci and I pray together every night at bedtime, with pretty much no exceptions. We both are in the Word during the day, but usually at different times and places. We seek to share what we’re learning, and it's rich when we do, but it’s also true there is nothing like devotions together as a couple.

How Can I Trust My Spouse Again after They Were Unfaithful? They’re Repentant, But Shouldn’t I Just Divorce Them and Be Done?

article - Randy Alcorn

I am basing my counsel to you on what you have told me: that your husband has confessed his adulterous affair to God and to you, has repented of his sins and placed his faith in Jesus, and desires to reconcile with you.

Sean McDowell Shares Three Lessons for Parents and Church Leaders in the Wake of a Christian Rockstar Losing His Faith

article - Sean McDowell Randy's blog

So many who no longer believe in Jesus cite reasons that relate to church and Christianity and lack of love and credible answers. It makes me weep not just for those who are walking away, but also for the many who aren’t talking about it but lost their faith years ago.

Encouragement for Parents of Adult Children Who Aren’t Following Christ

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Over the years, I’ve talked to many parents who experience guilt over the struggles of their grown kids. The following are some thoughts I’ve shared from time to time, including with friends who have grown children who aren’t following Christ and making wise decisions.

Thoughts on Choosing a College, as Seen from Our Enemy’s Perspective

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

In this excerpt from my book Lord Foulgrin’s Letters, a high-ranking demon instructs his subordinate how to deceive and destroy Jordan Fletcher and his family—in this case, when it comes to their choosing a college for their daughter Jillian.

How One Mom Prayed for Her Prodigal Child, and Her Encouragement for Other Parents

article - Sharon Misenhimer Randy's blog

Many people have experienced the pain of a child who has walked away from Jesus. The following article was written by a dear and godly friend of our ministry, in response to someone who asked how she prayed for her son throughout his years of wandering.

When It Comes to Parenting Your Teenage Children, No One Can Take Your Place

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

The church can and should be a source of guidance and support for parents. But no youth group is a substitute for attentive, hands-on parenting. (Not to mention on-your-knees parenting.)

Dads, Your Children Need Both Quality and Quantity Time with You

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Dads (and much of this applies to moms too), if you’re already spending lots of time with your kids, by all means focus on quality. But if you’re not spending enough time with your kids, or constantly being pulled away by distractions, don’t try to compensate by making your meager time “quality.”

A Freeing Message for Moms (and Everyone Else): We Aren’t Enough, But God Is

article - Susan Narjala Randy's blog

Although moms are the primary focus for this article, the principles Susan Narjala shares apply to all of us. On our own, we are weak. We are not enough. But we serve a Savior who is more than enough and promises to be our strength. This is very good news!

Freedom from the Tyranny of the Phone

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

For years, when my daughters were young and I was a pastor, I lived under the tyranny of the telephone. I treated the ringing of the phone as a divine mandate.

Husbands, We’re Called to Help Our Wives Grow in Christ

article - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

Men, one of the best possible things we can do for our wives and children (and ourselves!) is to share with them great resources to help them grow in Christ.

Encouragement to Men to Lead Their Families Spiritually

video - Randy Alcorn Randy's blog

I would challenge men to be the spiritual leaders of their homes. What does that look like on a daily basis? Open God’s Word with your wife, your children, and your grandchildren. Pray with them, talk with them, and guide them.

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