Timothy S. Goeglein
Timothy S. Goeglein is vice president of Focus on the Family, Washington, D.C., and author of the new book “Toward a More Perfect Union: The Cultural and Moral Case for Teaching the Great American Story” (Fidelis Publishing, 2023).
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Love and Marriage—For Individuals and Society to Thrive, You Can’t Have One Without the Other
Perhaps those young people who are now choosing to wait until they are married to have children have realized that love and marriage are important after all.
Gen Z Is Trapped in a Virtual Cage
While we can curse the darkness of the virtual cage our children are trapped in, things will likely not change until big tech are forced to change.
The Family Dinner Makes a Comeback
Family dinners have become another dividing line that separates those who succeed in life compared with those who struggle.
Marriage Isn’t Relative, It’s Essential
When politicians, activists, and social commentators talk about inequality, they often leave out the critical role that married parents play in keeping children
Teaching Identity While Losing Our History
A society that’s no longer proud of its heritage is on the road to losing the freedoms it has enjoyed for nearly 250 years.
Without a Compass to Guide Them, Gen Z Wanders in the Wilderness
Our role should be to provide the moral and historical compass Gen Z needs for them to become whole and healthy human beings and productive members of society.
What Gen Z Believes
They’re searching for answers, and through intentional investment in them, we can provide Gen Z with a better and less cynical future.
Better Parents Equals Healthier Teens
“The kids aren’t alright” when their parents aren’t either. No amount of money or any government program can heal a troubled heart.
More Time Doesn’t Mean More Happiness
While singles may have more “time” for socializing, the quality of their socializing isn’t the same as married couples with children.
The Power of an Engaged Father
The most important investment fathers can make is not in personal fulfillment, but in the lives of their children.
