All Parenting articles
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ArticleKeir Starmer is right - Being a dad and a husband is the most important job he’ll ever do
There has been a lot of media interest in fatherhood recently, even the Prime Minister named it in his resignation speech - Gareth Crispin distils the lessons we can learn for Christian dads
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ArticleThe case against sleepovers
Christian parents don’t have to follow the crowd. Tola Mbakwe believes that saying no to sleepovers is about discernment, safety, and putting children’s well-being first
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ArticleThe case for sleepovers
Jenny Sanders thinks that sleepovers offer kids independence, new perspectives, and deepening friendships - she believes that Christian families can embrace the benefits while maintaining safe boundaries
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ArticleHelp your children enjoy the 2026 Football World Cup without idolising it
Jonny Reid believes that Christian parents can help children enjoy every goal and game in the Football World Cup, while keeping their hearts anchored in Christ—not the final score
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Article5 ways parents can help their kids be good citizens in polarised times
In a world of TikTok news and heated debates, Nesu Kwaramba believes that Christian parents have a unique opportunity to help children become thoughtful, gracious, and hope-filled citizens
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ArticleLife isn’t a fairy tale, so let’s raise our kids with realistic faith
Jesus promised trouble, not fairy tale endings. Jenny Sanders shows how Christian parents can teach children to face difficulties with hope, perseverance, and confidence in God’s love
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ArticleGrowing up global inspires faith that reaches further
Claire Walford, from mission agency Crosslinks, helps Christian parents see how one family’s international move led to unexpected blessings, global friendships, and a new generation equipped for gospel impact
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ArticleWe need to move beyond biology when thinking about families and the church
God’s vision of family is bigger than we think. Roger Cooke from Safe Families and Home For Good shows how churches and Christian parents can stand in the gap for foster children and struggling carers, one practical act at a time
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Article4 ways the church can support sleep deprived parents
With exhausted new mums and dads turning to risky online ’experts’, Danielle Finch explains why churches must step up with real support, practical wisdom, and Christlike community for families with newborns
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ArticleHow Christian parents can respond to family poverty
In a season of financial stress, it’s easy to focus on programmes, but Jenney Hererra from Acts 435 suggests that true gospel love means listening to real needs and showing up for neighbours, just like Jesus did
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ArticleThe secret to kids and church? Focus on belonging first and foremost
Lucy Rycroft believes that Christian parents need churches where families feel loved, not judged, because real discipleship starts with belonging and grace
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ArticleChristian parents: Don’t give up bringing your kids to church
Nancy Oliver wants you to forget perfection and know that your messy, faithful presence is shaping your children’s faith and blessing your whole church community
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Blog7 ways to raise kids with a heart for global mission
Claire Walford, from mission agency Crosslinks, shares simple ways to help children love the world, pray for the unreached, and see themselves as part of God’s big story—whether they stay or go
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BlogPlaying with the paranormal is dangerous. Here's 3 ways Christian parents can respond
As interest in the paranormal persists, Nesu Kwaramba show Christian parents how to empower kids to spot the difference between holy and harmful spirituality—and nurture a faith that’s genuinely supernatural
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ArticleWhen love looks like control: Are Christian parents modelling healthy boundaries?
From Find My iPhone to read receipts, modern parenting can unintentionally normalise controlling love. Sara Taylor suggests how to help your child thrive in freedom and trust
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ArticleDeconstructing church can help your kids find authentic faith
Jenny Sanders thinks that tradition for tradition’s sake won’t keep young faith alive. Christian families must embrace honest questions and authentic discipleship—without watering down the gospel
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Article5 ways Christian parents can help their children with exam stress
Exams bring real pressure, but Rachael Newham shows parents that with honest listening, healthy routines, and faith-filled reassurances they can help young people find calm and confidence in exam season
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ArticleChristian families need to give with wisdom not just generosity
It’s natural to want to help, but true generosity means more than handing out gifts. Lisa Skinner helps parents raise children who see dignity, partnership, and lasting change as part of God’s heart for the poor
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ArticleReal life Christian parenting: Chaos, questions and the occasional fake angel
Christian parenting isn’t all peaceful devotions - it’s more often about chaos, tears, and unexpected laughter - John Reynolds explains why making space for honest questions (and the odd prank) matters more than perfection
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ArticleSocial media isn’t going away. Here’s how Christian parents can keep teens safe
In the wake of the UK government deciding against a social media ban for under 16s - safeguarding charity Thityone:eight help Christian parents discover how faith, clear boundaries, and open dialogue can help their children and young people thrive - not just survive - online
