parenting

Good parenting is a learned skill. Nathan Brown talks to parenting expert Steve Biddulph about successful parenting.

A more worthy woman would be hard to find. Christine Miles talks to New Zealand's recently crowned "Mother of the Year" Leanne Rouse.

God could have chosen any way of representing Himself to us. Graeme Loftus suggests that He chose to be "our Father" for good reason.

When we go shopping she does not want to use the public toilets because she hates seeing herself in those mirrors.

Nihilism is the ultimate in despair, in which there is no hope, no future, no meaning, no values, no purpose, no God.

Our relationship with our parents is the foundation for all our other relationships. Loron Wade considers what it means to "honour your father and your mother."

Creating a healthy family is an art. Rochelle Melville reveals some values and practices of a God-centred home.

While boys will be boys, they do mature into men-eventually. Rochelle Woods explains how parents can help boys become men of integrity.

My biggest concern is that my girls do not want to go to church with me anymore. They have thrown away the values I taught them.

Christine Miles explores the joy and skill of raising great kids with New Zealand's parenting experts Ian and Mary Grant.

Sioux Indian Luke Yellowrobe has a passion for young people and through the "Circle of courage" model of youth development, he's making a difference. Nathan Brown speaks with this passionate leader.

We've all seen them in the shopping centre- kids who control their parents. But what do we do when we get home and discover they are our kids? Susan Davis makes some helpful suggestions.