Written by guest contributor, Vanessa Siso, registered psychologist and member of FAC en Español . A Back-to-School Guide for Parents The start of a new school year can feel like a leap into the unknown. For kids, it’s the mystery of new classrooms, teachers, and friendships. For parents, it’s the quiet hope that their child will thrive, mixed with the knot in their stomachs, wondering, “Will they be okay?” “Have I done enough?” or even “How will I pay for all this?” To help

How to Fix Your Family (Hint: You Can’t —But Jesus Can) For many of us, the desire to “fix” our families runs deep. Maybe your home feels tense, strained, or disconnected. Maybe there’s a long history of wounds, or more silence than conversation. Maybe you feel like a failure as a parent (most of us feel like failures as parents), a spouse, or a child. It’s natural to want to make things right. But here’s the truth: We can’t fix our families . Not on our own. And the good new

Marriage is a sacred journey—one filled with joy, companionship, and love, but also with challenges, misunderstandings, and seasons of struggle. Every couple, no matter how strong their bond, will experience times of conflict and disappointment. However, the key to building a lasting and fulfilling marriage is grace—the ability to offer unconditional love, forgiveness, and understanding, even when it’s difficult. But how do we create space for grace in marriage? How do we cul

When Tina and I dedicated Seth to the Lord, it was a profound moment … we were holding a miracle in our arms. We were giving back to God what He’d entrusted to us. It was amazing to see and feel the support of family and friends – to know we aren’t doing life alone in our journey to raise Seth in the ways of the Lord. Life is a journey, and we are not alone. There’s something about gathering together in community and dedicating our children to the Lord. Child dedication is a