Parenting Update Archives

We tend to forget that God never promises us happy endings until we get to Heaven, which is really more of a glorious beginning.

We cannot wait until our teens face peer pressure and expect them to know how to handle something they aren’t prepared for.

When single parents are asked, “what do you struggle with the most?” one of the top answers by far has to be “money.”

The conscience is "seared with a hot iron," totally incapable of distinguishing between right and wrong. So where do we turn?

Nick Vujicic, born without arms or legs, knows a thing or two about being bullied in school. He offers this advice.

In today's "Kids Talk About God," we reflect on God's commandments through the eyes of children.

The transition your teen makes to college or adulthood is a difficult one, both for the child and for the parents. How to cope?

Why are so many single parents not connected to the local church? Why should we all care about the single parenting crisis?

More than a quarter of teens in romantic relationships say their partners use technology to abuse them.

Parenting was designed to be a 2-person job, so single parents really struggle. What about when your ex is totally unlovable?

God said training children while walking pays off (Deuteronomy 6:7), and He’s right. Here’s how it has for us...

Your child may ask, “Where do babies come from?” or your teen may ask “How do I handle the opposite sex?”

Tthe word “Atari,” the brand name of one of the original video game platforms, means in Japanese “you’re about to become engulfed.”

Who will love me just for me, no strings attached?

Christian parents face many challenges in effectively and yet biblically parent their children. This can be a daunting task!