Students have a lot of questions—and most of them never get asked. They just hold them inside, often afraid they will be condemned for even having a question…
parenting
The Top Ten Dating Mistakes Parents Make (Part 3)
This is the final article in a series about the mistakes that parents often make in allowing their children to date too seriously too soon…
Sweet Revenge on My 17 Year Old!
A funny thought hit me while sitting in the passenger seat of Lance’s first car—I should pay him back for all the crazy things he’s done to my vehicles since the day he was born!…
The Top Ten Dating Mistakes Parents Make (Part 2)
This is part two in a series of articles that flow from years of dealing with situations that arose out of well-meaning but short-sighted parental decisions…
The Top Ten Dating Mistakes Parents Make (Part 1)
Let’s consider the ways that parents often allow their children’s relationships to go too far, too fast, too soon…
Learning to Laugh With and At Each Other
Learning to laugh at ourselves is a huge part of family life. We all tend to take ourselves too seriously…
Mutations, Confusions, and Transitions Part Four
Have you noticed that one day your teen can be on top of the world and the next day seem depressed and withdrawn? If so, read on…
Mutations, Confusion, and Transitions Part Three
The teenage years are the best years to increase spiritual development and to get God’s Word into a newly forming brain!…
Mutations, Confusion, and Transitions Part Two
Teens grow fast, that’s a given. But have you considered the physical energy that is consumed to produce that change? Have you considered the emotional impact of such physical drain?…
Mutations, Confusion, and Transitions Part One
Do you remember what it was like to be a teenager? Most adults that I talk to would rather lose a limb than have to go through that phase of life again…