Teens

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  How to Raise Kids Who Stand Up for Their Beliefs These really are scary times to raise kids. What can you do to help your kids counter negative influences and stand up for what they know is right? The answer is to nurture a solid moral core that will guide... Dr. Michele Borba Jun 06, 2005
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  Teen's Campaign for U.S. Troops Draws Presidential Praise A heartwarming effort initiated last year by an Orange, California, high school student has resulted in American troops overseas receiving more than a million letters from children nationwide. Allie Martin and Jenni Parker May 19, 2005
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  Rebecca Hagelin on Raising Kids in a Culture Gone Mad Protecting Your Kids from a Culture Gone Mad Sarah Jennings May 05, 2005
• My Stepkids Don't Like Me -- How Should I Respond? Kay Adkins Apr 28, 2005
• Telling Our Kids the Truth about Tobacco The tobacco industry tries very hard to make tobacco use look attractive and cool to our young people -- and they succeed. Nearly 3,000 young people start smoking every day -- over 1,000,000 every year. Here... Jean Nelson Apr 21, 2005
• TV Special Shows Counterfeit Love's Empty Result After watching an NBC special on students and sex, the word "casual" comes to mind when describing many teenagers' attitude towards sex today. It would be naive to expect the media or the Internet to jump in... Gary Ledbetter Apr 14, 2005
• Comfort Says Commandments are Key to Keeping Kids Christian In his new book, How to Bring Your Children to Christ and Keep Them There , Ray Comfort of Living Waters Ministry says there are biblical principles that can be implemented to help prevent children from... Allie Martin Apr 05, 2005
• Prom Promiscuities The financial aspect of America's prom scene is the least of parents' worries today. When it comes to the triple threat of prom night, parents' overwhelming concerns are the safety factors and the appalling... Janice Shaw Crouse, Ph.D. Mar 29, 2005
• Research Indicates Teens' Faith Typically Just Skin-Deep A new survey finds a good number of American teens are religiously active, but not very well-educated in their faith -- resulting in a shallow religiosity. Parents, however, can play a crucial role in... Jim Brown and Jody Brown Mar 22, 2005
• The Self-Esteem Myth The idea that self-esteem is an essential part of a healthy personality is now virtually institutionalized in American culture. But new research reveals that focusing our efforts on raising children's... Albert Mohler Mar 09, 2005
• Raising a Man in a Boy's World Learn how you can raise a godly man in a world of boys. David Jeremiah Mar 02, 2005
• Discipline and Your Teen The days of spanking and "time outs" are long gone. But teens can disobey, act untrustworthy, and display woeful attitudes around the house on occasion. Dr. Walt Larimore gives some practical suggestions on... Dr. Walt Larimore Feb 23, 2005