Teens Archives

If our teens don’t “buy in” to the rules, the relational approach makes enforcing those rules more difficult.

Teens actually do have a lot to say, and they want to be heard. They will open up if you approach conversations wisely.

Students at secular schools face challenges that can invigorate or smother their faith.

Remember, technology is always a substitute for something better: face-to-face interaction and connection.

Once you have decided to give her a smart phone, here’s what she needs to know before you place te phone in her hands.

Pressure remains on parents to cave in and allow their children access to smartphones. Knowing the dangers they introduce in children, what should...

These three simple steps can help (re)set a foundation for teens– or anyone dealing with loss.

Do you ever feel like your home has enough drama to fuel a reality show? Is there any way to bring peace into your chaos?

We want our kids to be safe and happy. We don’t want them to struggle. Yet Jesus told the disciples, “In this world you will have trouble.”

For a college student, a parent who wants to know everything all the time can come across as overpowering and annoying. Not what you were going...

I believed that if I lived according to the Word, kept my kids in church, and lived out biblical principles in the home, all would be well… until...

As a parent, you will second guess the way you raised your child. You will lay awake at night and wonder what you could have done to prevent this...

If you ever say these following things in the heat of an argument, please pause and find it in your heart to apologize. No matter how bad a...

Good ideas lead to good leadership, good decisions, good policies, and good government and bad ideas lead to bad leadership, bad decisions, bad...

Letting go is part of parenting. It’s the end goal of our big-picture job description—to prepare our kids to navigate the world on their own.