Christ calls us to live our faith by loving and serving the people He brings into our lives. How are you training your children to do this?
Parenting
Here are tips for you and your child on healing after divorce.
Here are tips on connecting with teens and getting them to pitch in.
One mom shares her story of a rebellious daughter who comes home.
Understanding and responding to drug, alcohol and tobacco use among teens.
Parents can learn how to best discipline their children by taking note of how the Bible says God disciplines us.
We serve others because of the example Christ set for us.
How to really hear your teen and encourage your teen to open up to you
Saying you’re sorry to your kids opens up plenty of possibilities – all of them good.
Set a goal of reserving 10 percent of your energy for your teen.
Tips for protecting your kids from drug, alcohol and tobacco use.
I never want my children to count their blessings in lieu of reaching out.
The pace of modern life makes it more challenging to raise a family without giving in to culture’s pet idolatries.
Asking for forgiveness is an admission that you’ve made a poor decision – and it can be humiliating to admit you’re wrong – but kids say they respect their parents more when they apologize.
Remember, nagging will not motivatate your husband to help out more.
One of the biggest challenges parents face is training teens to consider the needs of others over their own needs.
Don’t spend all your time trying to shelter your children from the other parent.
Building a strong family comes from leading your family as a group, rather than on an individual basis.
When all else fails, get an outside opinion to help you resolve conflict with your teens.
In This Series: 1. Parenting Adult Children 2. Empty Nest Syndrome 3. When Adult Children Move Back Home 4. Three Things Parents of Adult Children in the Home Should Consider 5. When Adult Children Reject the Faith 6. Communicating End-of-Life Wishes 7. Responding in Love to an Adult Gay Child It will be gone before …