Easter comes and goes each year, and in many Christian homes it passes with a sugary blend of enthusiasm and spiritual sentimentality.

A concerning trend has been emerging across the Western world in recent years: young men are struggling.

It starts small. A moisturiser. A lip balm. Maybe a gentle cleanser. Then suddenly, your 12-year-old is talking about “skin barriers” and “slugging” (which, in case you don’t know, involves smothering your face in Vaseline overnight like a well-marinated Christmas turkey).

For those of us who disciple children and young people, the question of how to engage with culture is an ongoing challenge.

The shift to digital giving—whether through electronic transfers, online platforms, or automatic payments—has been accelerated by recent global events and offers undeniable convenience for churches.

A deeply thoughtful and practical guide for families seeking to cultivate godly habits in their everyday lives.