The most powerful words we can say to our kids (“I’m sorry”) are also the most humbling – and sometimes the most painful.
The most powerful words we can say to our kids (“I’m sorry”) are also the most humbling – and sometimes the most painful.
Your job is now to pinpoint your teen’s interests and natural abilities to help your child grow in the direction that God made him or her.
Six ideas for starting conversations with reluctant teens
The Southern Poverty Law Center couldn’t be more wrong. They recently named Focus on the Family to its radical and inflammatory “hate group” list. Ridiculous!
The ministry you support is pro-person, not pro-sin. We follow the infallible biblical truth that God created two (and only two) genders, and that marriage is a sacred institution between one man and one woman. These are divinely inspired beliefs held by faithful Christians for thousands of years, not hate speech.
Will you give today to stand up for truth and provide resources that invest in God’s plan for marriage and families?
We won’t back down from God’s calling and will continue to fight for families. Together, we will endure and combat hate with Christ’s overcoming love.
Jim Daly
President of Focus on the Family
