In a busy world, it’s important to show your friends and loved ones that you’re thankful for them. And what better time to do that than during the holidays? After all, it’s a season when our focus is on family, friends — and gratitude. Thanksgiving is a good time to assess relationships and to plan acts of love to show those you care about how much you appreciate their presence in and impact on your life.

Christmas is a time of celebration for Christians around the world. Traditions, old and new, are a huge part of any celebration, and vary greatly in different countries. Here are 12 of our most favorite Christmas traditions from all over the globe:

Are you and your family looking for summer activities for kids? If so, you're in luck! Pure Flix has launched our first-ever Family Camp, a chance to make lasting memories with your family this summer — all while simultaneously emphasizing the importance of faith!

A woman whose father was brutally murdered when she was a child went on to experience pain, anger and bitterness due to her trauma — until an incredible transformation took root.

“A wife of noble character who can find? She is worth far more than rubies.” These first lines of Proverbs 31:10-31, like a disclaimer, warn us, “Ok, Ladies, this is going to be hard.”

If you're looking for a different way to celebrate the 4th of July this year, how about hosting an outdoor movie night to complement the food and fireworks that usually accompany the day. You can invite your friends and neighbors to socialize and spend time together while maintaining a safe distance outside and remembering what America is all about.

“Woodlawn,” the movie, is full of captivating sub-stories and themes, leaving something to inspire each and every viewer. The main theme that love conquers hate is supported by the power and demonstration of great leadership. It is packed full of leadership lessons for every single member of the family.

It’s that time again — time to craft your daylight saving time fall back plan. When does the time change again, you ask? Well, most of the U.S. will “fall back” to gain one hour of time on Sunday, November 3, 2019. So, it’s coming pretty soon. 

With the 18th Anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks upon us, millions of Americans will be reflecting, praying and remembering the horror that unfolded nearly two decades ago. 

Summer is upon us and millions of Americans will be turning their attention to vacation planning. From trips to the beach and educational excursions, there is no shortage of travel options here in the U.S and abroad — but have you considered taking any Christian vacations?

With summer upon us, you might be looking for Christian family activities and other daytime adventures to embark on with your children. Well, look no further. Luckily, there are a plethora of fun Christian family activities you and your family can engage in, so we’ve assembled a fun list worth checking out.

5 Reasons to Plan a Mission Trip This Summer

The summer is typically the prime time for individuals and families to plan a vacation, but it’s also the perfect time to consider a mission trip — an opportunity to travel domestically or abroad in an effort to help people in need while also spreading the Christian message.

Whether it’s babies, teens, or any age in-between-- evidence and opinions around screen time continue to spark a lot of conversation and debate.  It is little wonder that some parents feel concerned about its effects on their children. There is no denying that the digital world offers great benefits, but it is important to find a happy, healthy middle-ground.

Family television time at the end of a busy day is a great way to unwind and build togetherness. Spending TV time as a family (with the right content) can reap some amazing benefits for child development, education, and family bonding. 

When the holiday season comes around, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle. You run from holiday party to holiday party and blow your budget trying to pick out the perfect gifts. Amid everything, people often lose sight of what is most important: togetherness. Whether getting home for the holidays means a quick drive or a flight, find out why your presence is the best present you can give this year.

The Bible is full of examples of sibling rivalry. The very first older brother, Cain, killed his sibling, Abel, over jealousy. Joseph’s brothers were furious when their father showed him favoritism. In Genesis, Jacob impersonated his brother Esau to steal his birthright. These stories may seem extreme, but what led to them was something small, an unchecked jealousy or rivalry. Parents can help children overcome sibling rivalry by modeling love and respect.