Today's Christian Woman

Thriving In a Stepfamily
Understanding what your stepkids are thinking and why can bring strength to your family.

Laura PetherbridgeMay 4, 2010
Growing Apart Is a Myth
I always ask the question, "Do you have something to get back to?"

Christy ScannellApril 28, 2010
What We Need
Contrary to popular teaching, love and respect aren't gender specific.

By Jonalyn Grace FincherSeptember 12, 2008
"She Puts Me Down"
Also: "Why 'Leave and Cleave'?"

by Gary and Carrie OliverSeptember 12, 2008
"Don't Tell Me What to Do!"
"Our need to micro-manage each other was driving us apart."

By Julie FerwerdaSeptember 12, 2008
Reaching Pagan Parents
My parents took my son to a fortuneteller

Frederica Mathewes-GreenSeptember 1, 2003
When Bad Habits Happen to a Good Husband
Should you butt in or bug off?

Elizabeth Cody NewenhuyseNovember 1, 2002
Teaching Respect
How to teach kids to respect authority.

Interview by Clay RenickMarch 1, 2002
Can We Talk?
6 ways to boost better communication with your child

Susan Slexander Yates July 1, 2001
Sibling Rivalry
Here's how to call a truce to your kids' squabbling

Susan Alexander YatesMay 1, 2000
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
When it comes to teaching respect, your actions speak louder than words

by Elsie Brunk, illustration by Ann BoyajianMarch 1, 2000
YOUR CHILD TODAY: EARLY ELEMENTARY 6 to 8 y e a r s
How to Teach Respect: In an age of flippancy, how can children cultivate this virtue?

Faith Tibbetts McDonaldJuly 1, 1998

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