Family Resources

How to effectively and supportively communicate with younger children in this episode of the Parent Cue Live podcast.

In the next few weeks, most kids and teenagers will have returned to school. The beginning of any school year often generates feelings of nervousness, excitement, and the anticipation of what’s to come – for our kids and for us.

Weekly activities and devotionals to guide kids at every phase to trust Jesus in a way that changes how they see God, themselves, and the rest of the world.

Miss Rory’s Story Emporium is a collection of audio stories for families to enjoy together. Each of Miss Rory's stories is delivered as a miniseries containing elements of drama and comedy that will take both kids and grown-ups on an amazing adventure.

Looking to add some extra sizzle to your summer? See how many of these activities your family can check off before the end of summer!

Desks empty. Locker doors slammed—and lock combinations forgotten—for the last time. School-issued laptops returned to the front office. Color-coded, structured homeschool schedules loosened up a bit. Ah, yes. Summer is here.

Greg Payne joins Parent Cue Blog authors Reggie Joiner and Kristen Ivy to discuss 4 ways to help kids grow their faith.

Most people have 20,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. And for Americans, more than half of those thoughts are negative. So how do you teach your children to guard their minds and hearts in today's society?

Last year did a number on us all, didn’t it? For parents, 2020 delivered a one-two punch: Work from home. Wear masks. Reduce your social circle. And do it all with little ones in tow. You’re familiar with little ones, right?