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Tag Archives: Family
Help! I Married an Introvert
She's classical. I'm rock 'n' roll. She's patient. I'm impulsive. She's soft-spoken while I can't stop talking. She's practical—loves the details. I'm visionary—love the big picture. She loves filling our evenings by cuddling up with a cup of coffee and reading together—just the two of us. I love that too but also crave adventure. She [...]
Grandparenting: A Great Road Trip
It's a pretty magnificent vantage point—getting to see close-up our God at work generation after generation, just like he promised.
A Southern Girl, a Small Town, and the Secret of a Good Life
Journalist Rod Dreher talks about faith, tragedy, family, love, and the good life.
4 Lessons I'm Learning as a Soon-to-Be Dad
While joyful about the news of pregnancy, we were flooded with of questions and concerns.
Parenthood: The Lab of Gospel Growth
Parenthood is the laboratory that deepens my understanding of the gospel.
What's the Best Thing You Did for Your Kids?
A pastor's schedule can be leveraged so being a PK doesn't need to seem so bad.
The Self-Righteous Wife
We are not called to be our husband's "holy spirit."
FactChecker: Who Really Started the Family 'Culture War'?
The modern culture war on family wasn't started by religious conservatives---or religious folk at all.
Don't Mess With Her, Man
Brothers, may the Lord deliver us from ever tolerating a pugnacious coward who would dare damage one of his beautiful image-bearers.



