“Oh there’s no place like home, for the holidays!” was written by someone who lives…
RELEVANT posts a column about the thoughts that take place after attending a funeral—and what it does to your faith.
One of the most common misconceptions in marriages today is that fighting is a sign…
If who we are is shaped by where we’ve been, then maybe our parents have shaped our adult lives more than we might think. Here’s what we can learn from what they didn’t tell us about growing up.
Everyone who’s been married for even a short while will learn things they didn’t know going into it. Here’s three of those things.
A mission trip leader realizes his trips are getting them nowhere—and decides to start loving the world from home.
Elora and her husband “adopted” when they least expected, then when they wanted to adopt again, they were told to wait. Through their story, God showed them what it really means to parent.
One woman reflects on being abandoned by her mother and what it has taught her.
Ruth Rutherford writes about the awkward process of finding a church—and why it’s more active than passive.
Casey Hobbs writes about how an Avvett Brothers song showed him truths about his family and his Heavenly Father.
Blake Edwards writes about what it means to be an instrument of peace in your family.
Tor Constantino shares 6 important questions to determine if it’s time to have children yet.
Ryan Stillwater writes about how the death of his aunt encouraged him to love his family more intentionally than in the past.
Lorae French writes for Reject Apathy about caring for orphans in the Ukraine and the lessons she’s learned from them.
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In my growing up years, family was everything.My parents and my three siblings and I…