By Christina Fox Hearing my boys arguing in their room, I walked in to see what happened. “I can hear you guys all the way in the kitchen. Are you using the skills you learned from our conflict resolution lessons?” “No,” my oldest responded. “I forget what they are.” My heart sighed and I reviewed...

By Drew Griffin: Much is being and has been written on marriage of late.  As society shifts and culture grapples with the complexities of modern sexuality, marriage has often been in the focus.  And while forces on the right and left contend over the language and legitimacy of marriage there is a third front to...

by Steve Watters Sludge. It’s the sticky, gooey, too-thick-to-walk-through stuff that floats on polluted, oily water. And it’s the word we use to describe much of our lives as parents. It’s what we feel walking through our home at the end of the day, as the house that was clean at 6:00 a.m. now feels...