Teens Archives

I’m firmly convinced that kids have internal radar that makes them vie for the last, the best, or the one the others want.

Things change. Time grows our children. Life opens up new doors. I know this. But still—change hurts. Even when it’s good.

Bullying hurts. And today, a whole new level of pain and embarrassment is used on kids and adults via "Cyberbullying."

Parenting is a hard road for many of us as we struggle to find that perfect balance of disciplinarian, teacher, provider, and more. And the truth...

The ability to work hard, to tolerate frustration, and to take responsibility doesn’t just happen without a push from parents.

Sibling conflict is unavoidable, but that doesn’t mean it has to throw your household into constant chaos.

How can we help our young women live holy lives in a "hook-up" culture?

In the face of a tragic shooting, we are reminded that Christians are called to be culture changers.

Whatever strategy you come up with for your family, discuss it early, agree upon it with your spouse, and lead it well.

For a teenager going through a key transition in his life, it can be especially difficult to navigate loss of any kind.

How do you respond to your teen without getting into repetitive conflict?

As parents, we are responsible to help our children build the muscle they need to lift the heavy issues of life.

Conflict can be an open door to growth.

Most kids have this hidden desire: “I wish I could tell my mom and dad what’s really on my mind.”

At 14, my son is already done being mine. I am having to say goodbye to my son who is still living in my home.