conversations

In my opinion, there’s no better place in the family where memories can be made than around the family dinner table. It’s potentially one of the easiest ways for parents to invest into their children, especially when they’re intentional about it.

“What’s your opinion” is a code that, if understood properly, can unlock some of the most meaningful conversations you’ll have. You can be right, and do wrong. Be careful with the soul in front of you.

Where will your kids adopt their values from, our bonding time with them, or our boundaries we impose?

When you have concerns about a book, and disagree with it, shouldn’t you talk directly to the author rather than posting about it on your blog?

We need some guidelines to make conversations about race and the church fruitful rather than frustrating.

At some point, if you are sincere about your Christian faith, you are going to have a conversation with someone about it. Or are you?

When a leader refuses to take responsibility in a tough moment, he or she loses leadership.

Here's how to have back to school conversations with your kids that really matter.