Which is right? Science or religion?
Cultivate thankfulness, joy and resilience in your children by pointing to the giver of good gifts
Why is God allowed to be angry but I’m not?
Teach kids that God sees their struggles and has answers
Helping autistic children hear God’s voice
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How Christian parents can help their kids use AI to be co-creators rather than consumers
3 ways Christian parents can help their children relate to AI better
When love looks like control: Are Christian parents modelling healthy boundaries?
Made, not manufactured: why AI can never be your child’s best friend
Social media isn’t going away. Here’s how Christian parents can keep teens safe
Christian parents shouldn’t buy AI toys for their kids
Should Christian parents ban their children from Roblox?
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What does the Bible say about dinosaurs?
The new Netflix series The Dinosaurs has been a real hit but how can Christian parents respond when their children ask where dinosaurs fit in the biblical account of creation? Ruth Jackson considers the issues
Which is right? Science or religion?
Sam McKee argues that modern science was built on Christian foundations, and the two aren’t at odds. Christian families can show children how curiosity and belief go hand in hand
Why is God allowed to be angry but I’m not?
Anger isn’t always bad, God gets angry too. Becky Peacock invites parents to model a righteous and controlled anger that restores, not damages, and help children handle their feelings in a godly way
If a baby dies, do they go to heaven?
Robin Barfield shows how, whether theoretical or deeply personal, children’s questions about sin and heaven invite us to explore the mystery and the mercy of God together
How can God be jealous if jealousy is wrong?
In part 1 of her series on emotions in the Bible, Becky Peacock helps Christian parents help their children see why God’s jealousy is about love, not envy and how the gospel transforms even our hardest emotions
Will we remember our earthly lives in heaven?
Robin Barfield teases out the issues for Christian parents to consider in discussing this important question with youth and children
Chip Kendall: “Don’t be afraid of tough love—help your kids face their struggles honestly and let them know you’re there”
Singer-songwriter Chip Kendall reflects on the power of faith, tenacity, devotion and the arts in raising the next generation for Jesus
Laurie Krieg on parenting: “Say ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘I forgive you’ a thousand times”
Director of Parenting & Discipleship at The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, Laurie Krieg, wants to avoid being overly intentional in her parenting but nevertheless ground all her family does in Bible and prayer
Paul Mallard: “Our job as parents is to give our children both roots and wings”
With four children and nine grandchildren, Director for the West Midlands FIEC, Paul Mallard, reflects on decades of parenting and grandparenting experience - bringing back memories of wonder and terror and the centrality of the gospel in raising children
Kat Osborn: “I always knew I was loved by my parents and by God, which created a deep sense of safety”
Parental faithfulness and stability in the face of adversity is crucial in childhood - Kat Osborn, Co-CEO of Safe Families, knows this deeply from personal experience
Justin Stuart: "the biggest stage that you will ever stand on is in front of your family"
Author and YouTube star, Justin Stuart encourages Christian parents to prioritise time with their families and modelling faith to their children
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Josie Soden is a living embodiment of joy overcoming adversity - her story shows how it’s possible for God to bring good out of dark times and how we can all get the best out of the situations we’re placed in
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Allan Finnegan’s terminal cancer diagnosis has made him reflect deeply on life and faith as a Baptist minister, stand-up comedian and being a dad
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
President of Westminster Theological Centre, Lucy Peppiatt, counsels Christian parents to not sweat the small stuff
Ryan Frederick: Christian parents need to “say no to good things to say yes to the right things”
Ryan Frederick, co-founder of Fierce Marriage and Fierce Parenting in the USA, encourages Christian parents to be intentional about marriage and family life
Sally Lloyd-Jones: “God chose you specifically for your children and your children for you”
New York Times bestselling writer of over 40 books for children, including The Jesus Storybook Bible, Sally Lloyd-Jones, encourages Christian parents to see that they’ve been called to be faithful not perfect
Chip Kendall: “Don’t be afraid of tough love—help your kids face their struggles honestly and let them know you’re there”
Laurie Krieg on parenting: “Say ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘I forgive you’ a thousand times”
Paul Mallard: “Our job as parents is to give our children both roots and wings”
Kat Osborn: “I always knew I was loved by my parents and by God, which created a deep sense of safety”
Justin Stuart: "the biggest stage that you will ever stand on is in front of your family"
Josie Soden: “I realised you’re not the same after each child—you’re reborn and remoulded as a mother”
Allan Finnegan: “Don’t get so caught up in church or work that you miss out on your family”
Lucy Peppiatt: “My parents were laid-back about faith, which helped us feel held, not pushed”
Ryan Frederick: Christian parents need to “say no to good things to say yes to the right things”
Sally Lloyd-Jones: “God chose you specifically for your children and your children for you”
5 ways Christian parents can help their children with exam stress
5 reasons why your teen should take a gap year
Christian parents are key to schools flourishing
The UK government wants to introduce a legal ban on mobile phones in schools: What should Christian parents think?
Your teenager’s revision isn’t pointless - It’s part of God’s plan for changing the world
School can feel like an exile, but Christian teens can thrive when faith is tested
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What was Jesus doing on Easter Saturday?
Good Friday Crafts
Why Christian parents need to talk to their children about sin this Easter
Why do we celebrate with chocolate eggs and bunnies if Easter is about Jesus?
Making Holy Week unforgettable: Creative Easter traditions for families
Church is God’s big family - Let’s honour every kind of mothering this Mothering Sunday
I think Ramadan is a great opportunity for our young people to share the gospel, here’s why
I have a confession to make: I dread Mother’s Day
Premier NexGen’s top 5 most read articles of 2025
A Christmas Day prayer for Christian parents
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4 things parents can learn from Christians playing in the football World Cup
Help your children enjoy the 2026 Football World Cup without idolising it
5 ways parents can help their kids be good citizens in polarised times
5 things Christian parents can do about antisemitism
The case against banning books from school libraries
The case for banning books in school libraries
Iran War: How Christian parents can help kids cope with bad news in a troubled world
6 things Christian parents can do to raise children who care for God’s creation
Two ways Christian parents can help prepare their children for a big school move this September
4 things Christian parents can teach their children from the Lionesses' Euro 2025 win
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