August 23, 1999
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From the Editors
Ask Most People
what comes to mind when they think about children in general, and they'll likely mention innocence, love, playfulness, endless energy, and so forth.
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"Many Kids, in my opinion, are hopelessly spoiled," observes therapist Bob Carswell, who teaches court-ordered classes for parents whose children have gotten into trouble.
How many balls can you keep up in the air? And for how long? Sometimes that's what being a working parent feels like—one very long juggling act. But it needn't be fraught with tension and stress. You can balance kids and career and be at peace.
The stage was set for the balancing act when, several weeks after beginning a new job, I learned that I was expecting our first child.
More than once when crops were threatened by heavy rains, this couple turned to God and witnessed His control of creation.
Understanding God as a fortress means that He protects from harm, disease, or death.
Jesus promised that knowing the truth would set one free. That promise has never been truer than now.
The gun her uncle gave her mom didn't make this author feel safe at all. But her prayers and the Bible Lesson did. In fact, they saved her from danger.
Late one summer, as the school year approached, my husband and I discussed after-school care for our son, who was beginning the fifth grade.
What these two friends found out about sowing and reaping can help you harvest a great crop of happiness, health, and helpfulness.
I had just finished playing tennis with my sister and her friend, and was getting into my mom's car.
The doctor was astonished when I told him that the boys were in the backyard playing.
The amount of the money involved was almost exactly the amount due for taxes.
After a short time, I realized that I felt completely well.
When we turn to God to know His will and listen to Him, He guides every event of our life.
The mothering and fathering you do at home never have to be in conflict with your performance at work.
