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Saying Grace
The power of mealtime prayers.
by Evelyn Bence
TC, November/December 2002
Happily Even After
Author Ginger Kolbaba never planned on being someone's "second wife." But God is using her to bring hope to others facing the trials of divorce and remarriage.
by Andrea Bianchi
TC, September/October 2006
The Jesus Stocking
One family's unique way of keeping Christ at the center of the season.
By Kiesha Brainard
TC, November/December 2006
The Great Santa Debate
Should Christian families celebrate Santa Claus? A respected pastor and a devoted layman address both sides of the issue.
By Jack Hayford & James Copley
TC, November/December 2006
2 Moms on the Road
How traveling sisters Sharon Autry and Laurie Hilliard encourage moms to enjoy the moment—while investing in the future.
by By Corrie Cutrer
TC, May/June 2006
The Bible's Greatest Lovers
Authors BJ and Doug Jensen profile ten biblical couples—warts and all—and offer timely marriage advice.
TC, January/February 2005
Table Talk
How mealtime chatter strengthens family—and church—relationships.
by Nate Adams
TC, May/June 2005
There's No Place Like Home
As a home-makeover craze sweeps the nation, some Christian experts say the trend has spiritual roots.
by LeAnne Benfield
TC, March/April 2005
Less House, More Home
Why bigger isn't necessarily better when it comes to creating a space for your family.
by Francisco Ramos, Jr.
TC, March/April 2005
The Many Miracles of Adoption
For Steven Curtis Chapman and his wife, Mary Beth, international adoption not only changed the size of their family—it changed the size of their hearts.
by Carla Barnhill
TC, March/April 2005
The Wedding Queen
Charolette Richards runs the busiest wedding chapel in Las Vegas, and she's not afraid to tell her customers about God's love.
By DW Grant
TC, January/February 2005
Don't Forget to Live
How to move beyond the disappointment of infertility.
By Candy Arrington
TC, November/December 2004
It's All About Love—and War
Singer Steven Curtis Chapman reveals the messy truth about keeping a marriage strong.
By Steven Curtis Chapman with Mark Moring
CR, January/February 2004
Howl to the Lord
A Friend in the End Zone
Heaven's Gold Beneath the Tree
The Mom Hunt
Playing the Grace Card
A guilty child can't wash the frowns away by himself.
By Mark Moring
CR, September/October 1997
Flower Power …
Playing the Grace Card
Party of Five
Granny's Mouse Took Her to Australia
The Great Toaster Tart Conspiracy
Seven Steps Away from Happily Ever After
The Big Squeeze
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