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Sending a child to college has rarely been easy, family psychology experts say. The move marks the end of the active stage of child-rearing and a...

As I was preparing to teach preaching class here at Southern Seminary last week, I thought about all the twists and turns my own call to preach had...

New research suggests that if you want your children to flourish, get them involved in extracurricular activities other than sports.

It’s fitting that we should have former Nebraska head coach Tom Osborne on the radio this morning since the college football season kicks off...

Earlier this year I started studying the life of Peter, the best-loved and best-known of all the apostles. That study turned into a series of...

Ford Motor's MyKey, rolling out on several models this year, helps parents control some of their teen drivers' behaviors.

One in three U.K. teenage girls has suffered sexual abuse from a boyfriend and one in four has experienced violence in a relationship, according to...

Dallas leads the nation in the percentage of teen births that aren't the mother's first delivery, and Texas has the highest repeat rate of any...

A University of Illinois study suggests that classroom disruptions and psychologically hostile school environments can contribute to a climate in...

The homily's words about the kingdom, frozen as they were in the partisan debates of our little blip of history, didn’t communicate the...

Four years ago today was one of the worst days of my life, and I was safely a thousand miles away.

Average national SAT scores for the high school class of 2009 dropped two points compared with last year, a report out recently says. And while the...

Shmoop, an online learning tool designed for high-school students, has unveiled several new categories and a whopping 115 iPhone apps, featuring...

Preachers are people too, and they naturally wonder, “How did I do today?” Here are five questions to help you turn that musing into something...

Through prayer we have the privilege of lifting the burden from our brothers and sisters. What an honor to be used of God in this way. When we pray...