Using drama, stories, humor, and scripture, Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller share practical ways to address some of the most common problems in family life. Filmed before a live audience of parents and children, these practical sessions will challenge you in creative and insightful ways and show you how honor can transform your family.

Food colorants are causing reactions in children! I have some of these in my own cubbard! They are now going to only be used in playdough!!
"In September 2007, a UK study reported children behaved impulsively and lost concentration after consuming a drink containing additives."

From the article..."A woman recently commented on her blog about her son Adam, "He is a Mama's boy through and through and I love that." I almost vomited just thinking about how sadly emasculating this kid's life is likely to be if his father does not rescue him".
A very interesting read.

Find out more about this movie and why Christians and atheists alike aren't happy about it.

This comedy-drama features a narration by Jim Carrey, looking back to childhood in a manner similar to the narration on TV's The Wonder Years. The film is the directorial debut of writer Mark Steven Johnson, scripter of Grumpy Old Men and its sequel. Johnson adapted only a small portion of John Irving's 600-page novel A Prayer for Owen Meany (1989), but Irving requested a credit other than "based on" and also asked that the character name of Owen Meany be changed. So Owen became Simon Birch -- which then required a title change.

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Maybe it isn't perfect, but it is a funny and real movie. Christians make mistakes, they repent, they turn to God and they have to learn to forgive and suffer consequences with God's grace.
See the movie!

A wonderful article about Patricia Heaton (everybody loves raymond). Talks about her life and being a believer in Jesus.