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TechnologyFamilyFormationIsaac DeValois

How My Family Uses Yoto to Teach Our Kids the Faith

Christian families will be greatly helped by this little device for its simple and convenient opportunity to help conduct catechesis.

Chase KrugFamilyFormation

A 'Personless' Purity Isn't Pure At All

Marriage is not a container in which lust, if directed only at one's spouse, becomes moral. Chastity means refusing to reduce anyone to a sexual object.

Nadya WilliamsFamily

Motherhood is Fun

We were not meant to do life alone. And doing life together with these small people God entrusts to us for a time is a true and beautiful gift.

Nadya WilliamsFamilyChurch

Complementarianism and the Dignity of Women

The idea that men and women are different was obvious to the ancient world. That they were different yet equal was not.

Kyle WorleyFamilyTheology

The Heidelberg Catechism's Lesson for Foster Parents

We do not belong to ourselves, but to God--so says the Heidelberg Catechism. What is true of us is also true of our children, both biological and foster.

Nadya WilliamsTechnologyFormationFamily

A Day in the Life of a Screen-Free Child

A screen-free childhood sounds strange and implausible to many, but it remains possible and even relatively attainable for those who desire it.

Cameron ShafferFamily

Keeping Kids Christian: Bonus Q and A

We did not get to all the questions in our recent book forum with Cameron Shaffer. So he provided written answers to several final questions.

Michael ToscanoFamilyTechnologyJournalWinter 2026

Leaving Home to Save It

Cultivating a healthy civic society in our current tech moment will require redistributing the ability to disconnect.

Joshua HeavinFamilyCultureHealth & Medicine

In Relation to God: A World Down Syndrome Day Reflection

When God took on flesh, he did not show us that through conquest or domination, but through quiet virtue and faithfully embracing the call on his life.

Chase KrugFamily

How Marriage Actually Refers to Christ and the Church

Marriages do not image Christ and the church only if they meet certain subjective criteria; the fact of one-flesh covenantal union is an objective image.

Nadya WilliamsFamilyBook Reviews

Discipleship Begins in the Home (But the Church Is Essential Too)

Cam Shaffer's new book is a vital and sobering reminder of the fact that for Christian children faith is often caught more than it is taught.

Nadya WilliamsFamily

Marriage, Family, and the Intellectual Life: Interview with John and Katelyn Shelton

We continue our interview series on family and the intellectual life with a conversation with John and Katelyn Shelton.