Scripture verse, Psalm 18: 15, 16. “Thou O Lord art a God full of compassion, and gracious, longsuffering, and plenteous in mercy and truth. O turn unto me and have…...

Let’s discuss the dos and don’ts when it comes to parenting. Most importantly, parents should teach the value of constructive aggression and constructive passivity. Constructive Aggression and Constructive Passivity A…...

For those of you who are under 30, you might not even remember a time when people didn’t constantly check their phones for texts, Facebook/Instagram/Twitter profiles when they’re in someone…...

There is a benefit in accepting your mortality – someday you will die. Recognizing your mortality can help you take stock of your life and open your eyes to the…...

RD&T contributing writer, Edie Weinstein, shares a poem encouraging her to look for joy again after a challenging time.  I wrote this poem seven years ago, and it showed up…...

The liberal standard of society today with its radical shift of values, attitudes and changing lifestyles has made both parents and children flounder in a sea of uncertainty. Constant exposure…...

Does this BS ever happen to you? There you are, going along with your day, minding your own business, and it hits you. The whiny, super-annoying feeling that tells you that no…...

When someone has an inner sense of safety, it is possible for them to be in their body and to express themselves. In order for someone to inhabit their body,…...

Go ahead and admit it. You have said things before that you wish you hadn’t—and wanted to take back. Right? Sure, we all have. It’s part of human nature. Sometimes…...

I was recently invited to speak at the Fathers and Family Conference in Los Angeles, California. My subject was “Parenting in the Age of Technology.” After a little research, I…...