Ashleigh Slater

In a post-miscarriage pregnancy, it can be difficult not to feel fearful. I know from experience. Here are three things that helped me calm fear during mine.

When your feelings direct you away from your spouse, determine to brave marriage ... even if you don't feel like it.

Are you parenting an angry child? Here are some tips on how you can help your kid control, process, and express anger better.

Here are some practical actions you can take to learn how to daily love your spouse in the little things.

Is there an area of life in which God is asking you to be fearless? If so, I get it. Lately, He's been asking me to be brave too.

How can you and I strive to respond in a gracious manner when we don’t feel like the other person deserves it? Here are three kind ways to respond to rude people.

Here are three ways to navigate personality clashes with others.

Here are three ways you can help your kids get the most out of media.

Our kids need greater amounts of praise than correction from us. A communication sandwich helps us accomplish this.

What are some ways you and I can grieve the loss of our dreams, especially when the pain and disappointment hurt so profoundly? Here are three suggestions.

Here are three reasons it's important to laugh together as a family.

As fun as travel can be, it's also sometimes stressful. Here are five marriage survival tips for packing on your next trip.

Toy Story 4 is a film about belonging and purpose that’s as much for adults as it is for kids. Maybe even more so.

Here are a few talking points to help you have meaningful conversations with your kids after seeing 'Captain Marvel.'

Are you and your spouse wanting to kick off the new year right? Here are three great ways couples can team up for the new year.

Every year in December, there are moments when I feel like my husband Ted is a regular Grinch compared to my Buddy the Elf.

How can parents create a memorable and enjoyable holiday season for the entire family? Here are three traits.

Whether it’s helping neighbors move, serving in your church, or babysitting for friends, here are five ways helping others strengthens marriage.

Our kids need us to speak life-giving words to them. This story from my husband’s middle school years and its modern-day impact demonstrates why.

Have you ever had a day gone wrong in your marriage? I have! Here are two practical ways you can rescue, and maybe even prevent, a day gone wrong.