Quick Fact: The Majority of Children from Divorced Families Turn Out Fine It's common to hear the old stereotype that the majority of children of divorce are deeply troubled. But...
Divorce and Children
Will the Kids and I Ever Be Happy Again After Divorce?
Will I Ever Be Happy Again After Divorce? Question: I've heard divorce will destroy me and my kids forever. Is that true? Answer: No, in fact 7 in 10 Christians who divorce state...
Your Kids Will Likely Be Fine After Divorce
About Me: If you're new to my blog, read this first. I started leading Christian divorce recovery groups in Evangelical churches in 1998. I write about "life-saving divorces,"...
Divorce or Legal Separation for Christians
Divorce vs. Legal Separation Many churches feel that legal separation is a good solution for an abused wife or husband because it fits their beliefs about Christians and divorce....
10 Facts Evangelical Pastors MUST Know about Kids and Divorce [VIDEO]
10 facts in just 3 minutes! It summarizes the best studies on kids and divorce. Each slide includes the source and the citation. For more studies about children and...
Good News for Millennials with Divorced Parents
AUDIO PODCAST: Good News for Millennials. Just because your Boomer parents divorced, doesn't mean you will. Good News for Divorced Boomers: Just because you divorced, doesn't...
Myth 22: It Takes Two Married Parents to Raise Good Kids
In reality, emotionally healthy single parents do a pretty good job of raising healthy, well-adjusted kids. Most kids of single parents turn out fine. In contrast, when a married...
Myth 21: Divorce will Destroy Your Children, So Stay for the Sake of Your Kids
Overview: This is Myth 21 of 27 Myths about divorce that aren't likely to be true of committed Christians who love God and take their faith seriously. These messages make us...
12 Tips for Talking with Alienated Kids
How to Solve 12 Common Mistakes Parents Tend To Make With Their Children We all know divorce can be hard. There's a lot of stress. There can be fighting and arguing—or unspoken...