Teens

Here are 10 conversation starters to have with our teens before they leave for college to remind them of God’s care. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but only the beginning of some reminders our kids may need, and conversations to keep open through the years:

When I was a teenager, my parents always taught me two things: to try my best and love with a Christ-filled heart. As much as they instilled those beliefs into me, I grew to develop much anxiety and fear — partially due to external factors and family stress and partly due to my own doing. Anxiety was something I wish I would have dealt with better as a teen.

There are so many things I know now, that I wish I could have known then. Here are 10 things I wish every girl could hear.

Raising kids in a world saturated with sex demands more attention than ever from parents. Whether or not we decide to talk openly with our kids, our culture certainly will.

Outward modesty and purpose are both important, but only one provides your daughter with the value and worth she is so desperately searching for.

Many parents ask themselves, "Did I do all I could have? Why, since I raised him to know the Lord, did he stray so far from God?"

Your daughter needs to know your standards because everyone else is trying to sell her theirs. Take a look at few of the most common battles you’ll face:

Our teens need as much encouragement as we can give them. The following are 10 wisdom nuggets that our teens need to hear from us.

If your kids don't want to go to church, should you force them or let them make that decision themselves? What is best for their relationship with God in the long run?