Parenting Update

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  Are You Raising Your Kids to be Anxious? Sometimes it appears that the lives of today’s youth are measured by performance and jam-packed scheduling. It seems that activities and commitments that should be fun actually become a source of anxiety. I... Alan M. Halleen Jr. and Erin Keeley Marshall Jun 21, 2016
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  The Value of Not Being Okay When life pitches us into the pits of despair, it’s there we experience the fullest of God’s grace sufficient for the most turbulent of times. Guy Delcambre Jun 16, 2016
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  Why You Should Think about Helping Teen Moms Teen moms need the same help any and every new mom needs. Susan B. Mead Jun 14, 2016
• How to Call Your Children Out as Sinners When your children mess up, take the opportunity to instill real life lessons in them. Lessons straight from the gospel. Carrie Dedrick Jun 14, 2016
• 5 Teen Parenting Tips That Will Save Your Sanity This Summer For parents, life goes on in June. For teens, life takes a pause. School is out for several weeks. So what’s the parent of a bored teen to do? Kristine Brown Jun 14, 2016
• 4 Favorite Children's Bibles Most Christian parents and grandparents are constantly looking for good reading material for the little ones in the family. Timothy Raymond Jun 07, 2016
• 1 Thing Single Mothers Want to Scream When I would enter a room as a young single mother, I could feel everyone staring at me. My inability to “keep” a husband was a reproach I had to bear. Misty Honnold May 31, 2016
• Do Kids Need Social Media to Succeed? I’m not sure I’ve ever read a parenting book or a sociological report on childhood well-being that emphasized how important social media and iPhone apps are to a kid’s personal and economic flourishing. Samuel D. James May 31, 2016
• 4 Ways to Respond When Your Teen Seems Ungrateful “I don’t need your help!” How do you respond to statements like these from your teenager? Mark Gregston May 31, 2016
• How to Equip Your Son to Fight Spiritual Battles We are surrounded by spiritual battles, both inward and outward. We must prepare our sons for battle as we prepare them for every other aspect of life. Beth Ann Baus May 24, 2016
• How to Parent as a Team When You Have a Special Needs Child We learned quickly that caring for Nick required us both to pitch in and do whatever was necessary to keep him safe, healthy, and in the best possible environment. Boris Vujicic May 24, 2016
• A Letter to My Teenaged Mom As an adolescent, I remember thinking, “She should have it all together, after all she’s a mom.” Never considering that you had recently been an adolescent yourself. Rhonda Stoppe May 24, 2016