Parenting Resources

Gain the clarity and confidence you need to set healthy digital boundaries for your family.

When emotions run high, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, but what if meltdowns were actually opportunities for growth?

Our kids have a way of pushing the exact buttons that can set us off. While staying calm in those moments isn't easy, we can learn proven strategies that work.

We love the way Connected Families equips parents with grace-filled, biblically grounded tools. Their courses are full of encouraging ways to learn and grow and guide your child(ren) well, so you can become the parent God built you to be. Thanks to our partnership with Connected Families, you Get 25% off any Connected Families Online Parenting Course using the code: FLC25.

This workshop designed by Connected Families and taught live by some of our staff, helps parents move from reactive, behaviour-focused discipline to a grace-filled approach that reaches a child’s heart. By communicating four key messages: safety, unconditional love, purpose, and responsibility, parents are equipped to build stronger relationships and raise children with wisdom, confidence, and lasting character.

FamilyLife Blended®, a ministry of FamilyLife (USA), provides biblically based resources to help strengthen stepfamilies, prevent re-divorce, and break the generational cycle of divorce. Through practical guidance, you’ll learn how to communicate with grace, resolve conflict with compassion, and build a blended family culture where faith and love can thrive.

In this book for parents, teachers, single parents, and more, Drs. Gary Chapman and Ross Campbell offer practical advice for how to discover and speak your child's love language, use the love languages to help your child learn best, and discipline and correct more lovingly and effectively.

In this book Dr. Gary Chapman will help you understand today's teenagers, identify your teen's primary love language, discover how to best express love to your teen, address your teen's need for independence and responsibility, and respond with love and wisdom when your teen fails.

Raising teens is tough, but with Dr. Chapman's expert advice and practical examples, you can do it, and do it well.

Help teenagers grow into healthy adults who take responsibility for their behavior, values, and lives! The father of two teenage boys, best-selling author Townsend shares experienced, biblically based insights, including how to bring order to an out-of-control household; set limits and still be loving parents; define legitimate boundaries for the family; and instill godly characteristics.

Trade in a few of your bedtime stories for memory-making moments with this collection of fun conversation starters for kids ages three to eight. It’s filled with open-ended questions that will stimulate your children’s imagination and help them express their thoughts.

Your kids know about sex. But what they’ve gathered from TV, other kids, or the internet doesn’t tell them everything or answer all of their questions. What’s the Big Deal? was written to help parents provide the answers to their 8-to-12-year-olds.

Puberty marks the beginning of significant changes in a child’s relationships with parents and the opposite sex. It’s an exciting but often stressful time as a child transitions to adulthood. Facing the Facts gives children the information needed to understand exactly what’s happening to their bodies during the years ahead and why God planned it to happen just that way.

Stan and Brenna Jones help parents establish a biblical view of sexuality in their homes. Building on a biblical foundation, they discuss how to talk with your children about sexual issues and when it’s appropriate to tell them what.

With warmth and grace, Jim and Lynne Jackson, founders of Connected Families, offer four tried-and-true keys to handling any behavioral issues with love, truth, and authority. You will learn practical ways to communicate messages of grace and truth, how to discipline in a way that motivates your child, and how to keep your relationship strong, not antagonistic.