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  7 Foolish Things Moms Say If we expect that our children will be trouble, if we verbalize it, not only do we find it even in places where it doesn’t exist, but we also put that thought into the minds of our children. JoJo Tabares Apr 03, 2017
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  When Your Child Says ‘I'm not Sure I Want to Be a Christian Anymore’ No matter how far from God our young people seem to wander, He is present everywhere. We can trust God to work all things for good. Betsy de Cruz Mar 29, 2017
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  How to Talk to Your Teen about Sexual Sin How should a teenager who has sinned sexually respond in repentance? How should parents of struggling teens address sexual sin? Russell Moore Mar 07, 2017
• 25 Verses to Memorize with Your Kids God reminds us over and over in the Bible how crucial it is to know the His Truth and the freedom it brings to our lives. Debbie McDaniel Mar 02, 2017
• When You Don't Have an Answer for Your Child What do I do if my kids ask a question that I can’t answer? Sheila Walsh Feb 13, 2017
• What to Do When You Feel Like a Horrible Mother Many of our insecurities about parenting surface because we find ourselves in a situation that is new or different, or that we haven't yet walked through. Cindi McMenamin Feb 10, 2017
• 6 Ways Parents of 'Different' Children Can Show Them Love Yielding my beloved, difficult child to God helped relieve me from always feeling I was responsible for his maturity and well-being. Sally Clarkson Feb 06, 2017
• 6 Bible Study Tips for Busy Moms Bible study since the birth of my children has been an eight-year battle. I’ve done all sorts of things to avoid being noticed until 7 a.m. Megs Jan 06, 2017
• How to Begin a Daily Quiet Time in 5 Easy Steps I often encounter people who want to begin a daily quiet time, but they aren’t sure how. It really isn’t as complicated as we often make it out to be. Here are 5 easy steps to begin a daily quiet time. Ron Edmondson Jan 02, 2017
• 13 Things I Want My Son to Know as He Turns 13 The list that follows is not necessarily what I've learned, or all I've learned. It’s what I recommend as guides for YOU, right now, entering your teens, of what you'll never be sorry you learned.
• 5 Ways to Regulate Video Games for a Peaceful Home Your kids’ gaming behavior can either bring peace to the household, or a never-ending string of arguments, especially at the call for dinner. How do you keep the peace? Reuben and Efraim Meulenberg Dec 07, 2016
• Parents: It’s Time to Wake Up about Pornography, Sexting, and Your Children That pornography is “harmless” is a lie from the pit of Hell. Randy Alcorn Nov 30, 2016