Christian education strives for God’s glory and praise for his glorious work in creating and upholding the universe. This article explains what such education means for the student and the Christian teacher.

How do you encourage your child to read the Bible? This article suggests buying them their personal copy, as well as being an example to them, teaching them why the Bible is special, helping them to reflect on what they read, and encouraging them to pray.

This article explains that the four Gospels together offer a comprehensive view of the person and work of the Lord Jesus.

Are theistic evolution and the gap theory proper explanations of the creation account in Genesis 1-Genesis 2? This article addresses the question.

This article looks at the relationship between the authority of parents and the authority of the school.

The seventh commandment is against all forms of sexual impurity. This article discusses some of the ways that the commandment addresses teenagers and young adults. It considers topics such as premarital sex, dating, courtship, and clothing.

This article examines five arguments justifying the practice of abortion, and then offers a biblical reflection on this issue.

This article shows how children and teenagers can obey God's command to honour their parents in a way that is pleasing to God.

Applying Matthew 25:23 to parenting, this article shows that the work parents go through in raising children God's way, will not go unnoticed. God will reward them.

Applying the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 11:1 to parenting, this article shows how parents should react in their labour of sowing the seed of God's Word in their children, when results are not forthcoming.

Knowing the forgiveness of God is the strength needed to deal with parental failures. This article explains that.

This article shows that for parents to fulfil their parental role they need to abide in Christ. It is in abiding in him that his will becomes their will.

Unbelieving parents and believing parents have hopes for their children. What this article shows is that their hope is based on different grounds. The unbelieving parents' hopes for their children is in their child, while the believing parents rest in God.

The covenant promise should be a source of encouraging for parenting. This article shows how parents can cling to God's covenant promises in rearing the children he entrusted to them.

Looking at Mark 8:23-24, this article applies the teaching to parents and teachers. It shows them how God works to lead people to his knowledge and how he brings growth in the young ones. Parents should put their hope in God for the spiritual growth of their children.

Looking at the life of Elijah, this article shows how God's grace and power are able to sustain parents when parenting and teachers when teaching seems impossible.

In parenting and teaching, consistency is the key. This article shows that inconsistencies between what parents and teachers do will cause a great harm to the children.

Looking at the role of the high priest from the Old Testament, this article shows how Christ was pictured in this role, and encourages Christians to draw near to God under the High Priest, Christ Jesus.

Looking at the Numbers 12, this article shows that interceding for others is a way of displaying love for others.

Showing through biblical examples Christians who served in secular governments and the influence they had, this article calls young and old Christians to consider where God may be calling them to serve in their society and communities, so they can serve as gatekeepers.

This article gives an explanation to outsiders and unbelievers why Christians believe the Bible is the Word of God.

From John 15 this article shows that parenting and teaching should be done in dependence on Christ.