Parenting Update

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  Single Parents and God's Valentine Love As a follower of Christ, I have the most faithful, attentive, romantic “significant other” ever: Jesus. Pam Kanaly Feb 10, 2015
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  What Happens When Children Grow Up and Realize they Have a Different Theology than their Parents? www.barnabaspiper.comwww.crosswalk.com Barnabas Piper Feb 03, 2015
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  6 Rules for Dating as a Single Mom Should a single mom date? Shouldn't she? What rules should be followed, if she does? Jennifer Maggio Feb 03, 2015
• 3 Steps to Empower Our Children against Bullying Although bullying peaks in middle school, children are never too young to learn how to handle its early signs. Here are three expert tips you can teach your children if someone is bothering them. Jan 27, 2015
• 10 Important Conversations Dads Need to Have with their Kids Jay Payleitner sits down with Crosswalk to talk about the struggles fathers often face when trying to communicate with their kids, and about his book 10 Conversations Kids Need to Have with their Dad which... Jay Payleitner Jan 27, 2015
• How Teens Can Face College Decisions and Student Loan Debt The average 2014 class graduate with student-loan debt will pay back $33,000. Keep in mind, this means, half will actually pay more. Guy Hatcher Jan 27, 2015
• Dear Single Parent: It's Not about You When my own parent’s marriage fell apart, I was a child. At the age of 13, I soon realized that my opinion no longer mattered. Laura Polk Jan 19, 2015
• What Kind of Family Do You Want? What do you do with the wayward branches in your family orchard? You basically have three choices. Guy Hatcher Jan 19, 2015
• How Does God Protect Us From Danger? As David said when facing Goliath, "The battle is the Lord's." Carey Kinsolving Jan 19, 2015
• 10 New Year’s Questions of Hope for Every Single Parent Have we considered: Lord, where am I headed? How can you help me arrive safely? Pam Kanaly Jan 13, 2015
• 5 Ways to Teach Your Kids Self-Control We must remind our kids that they are masters of themselves. It seems obvious, but children do need to be told that they can control their reactions. Sarah Hamaker Jan 06, 2015
• When We Break Our Promises While we may be well-intentioned, most of us are often guilty of saying one thing and doing another. We break promises as children, teenagers and even as parents. Brent Rinehart Jan 06, 2015