We often hurt those we love the most. Our expressions of love must be genuine, and we must be patient with those who have difficulty expressing their feelings.

Moms know the hearts of their children and have a special way of meeting their needs. Acts of kindness are cherished by those who receive them.

The people we love may have different interests and perspectives than we have. We love them by entering their world, listening and delighting in their work and play.

Every child needs a good care-taker. Every child of God has the assurance of God's care, training and protection.

Stinky, messy Saturday chores are the bane child's existence. Growing up means we do things we may not like for a greater good. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, takes care of His sheep, but we are definitely a CHORE.

Happy memories remind us of God's goodness and care, and sustain us through the painful times of life.

Bullies do not have to dominate our lives. Intimidation, anger, and aggression are defused by a confident self-concept and compassion for our enemies.

A father's heart longs to be with his daughter. When she joins him on a business trip, she feels loved, valued and included.

A little girl learns that summer fun can be more than just a trip to the swimming pool. Vacation Bible School was a life-changing experience-glitter and all!

Little girls learn to sink or swim. We must keep our eyes on Jesus to live a life of faith in the face of storms.

We all need a little attention, but Jesus should take center stage of our lives. God calls us to be humble and to joyfully serve Him.

Family get-togethers can be wonderful or horrible. We can learn to enhance our family relationships by gracious speech and genuine appreciation. Make your holiday reunions special!