Teens Archives

Ever have someone kick you when you’re down? Be cruel when you need compassion? Meet "No-Budge Beulah."

Ever since Kyle moved to college, our occasional breakfast date usually made me smile. But I wasn’t smiling this morning.

So, we’re looking at colleges. And whether you say it or not, I know it’s scary.

The average 2014 class graduate with student-loan debt will pay back $33,000. Keep in mind, this means, half will actually pay more.

What do you do with the wayward branches in your family orchard? You basically have three choices.

While we may be well-intentioned, we often say one thing and doing another. We break promises, even as parents.

As the New Year approaches, you may be looking at where your family is, setting goals or redefining where you want to be.

It’s surprising, but more often than not it’s the mundane things in life that can end up destroying our faith.

It’s hard to understand, but many people who intentionally cut themselves do it to make themselves feel better.

It is an enormous thing to expect kids to grow happily in a new place. Some kids transplant easily. Others struggle.

Your kids’ gaming behavior can either bring peace, or a never-ending string of arguments. How do you keep the peace?

Many Christians may not realize is there’s an important holiday that often goes overlooked in November: Veterans Day.

As a parent, you want to make sure your child stays safe, but how do you accomplish this while respecting their independence?

As Christians it is incumbent on us to love all the world -- not just those who are like us.

It’s my job as a mother to equip my kids to handle life as best as they can, even when it comes to the really tough issues.