Teens Archives

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.

Why does this have to be SO HARD, God? Why did you ask so much of me?

It’s our responsibility to mold and shape the next generation, one child at a time. Like every generation before them, the generation behind us...

If I am still having a hard time receiving any truth, this is when those mentors and safe friends come in handy.

But isn’t there a way for us to show both grace and truth (like Jesus, see John 1:14), to be clear that promiscuity is against God’s revealed will...

For the last two years, students from around the world have come to Washington D.C. to be immersed in God’s Word for 10 weeks at Immanuel Bible...

For parents, life goes on in June. For teens, life takes a pause. School is out for several weeks. So what’s the parent of a bored teen to do?

This weekend I read Maddi Runkles’ story: How she discovered she was pregnant her senior year of high school, confessed to her school, and...